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Originally Posted by Varius
IMO people who see that would take it as you creating an out to play with their money and not like it at all.
ie. you can "say" wallet was funded when you actually didn't and that's why they don't get paid, etc...
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Originally Posted by signupdamnit
If the affiliate does not get their money in their account then they have not been paid (how would the affiliate know you really transferred the money to the processor at all until it actually gets put into their account?). If on the other hand you transfer it to the affiliate's account (and the affiliate's payout preference is currently set to do this) and the affiliate's account at the payment processor gets frozen then you did pay the affiliate and the affiliate needs to take it up with the payment processor. If you don't trust the payment processor you should not use them at all.  |
Ok, both making good points.
Frankly, I don't trust *any* third party processors; I have seen dozens of them fail in the last 14 years of doing business. The only reason I'd use them is the demand from affiliates to be paid by various third party companies. I do it, but I hold my nose the whole time, and do what ever I can to minimize my exposure.
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