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Originally Posted by epitome
I think it means that if a person has two Paxum accounts (easily possible if you have partnerships), and the sponsor bans one of the email accounts they have attached to that name/company, that Paxum user cannot just change their payout email address to another ID and still get paid. It blocks all alternative accounts for that person from receiving a payout from the single sponsor that blacklisted them.
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Yes, every account can add unlimited email addresses for whatever reason they may have; usually for better organization/management of their payments.
So if Sponsor A decides to blacklist Client X and Client X has 10 email addresses associated with their Paxum account, then when Sponsor A inserts just ONE of those email accounts into their blacklist then NO payments will go to ANY of the alternative email addresses associated with Client X's account. The Client is effectively cut off in every way from payment by Sponsor A.
If Sponsor B has the same affiliate; Client X, but has no issue with them and wants to pay them, then the blacklisting from Sponsor A will have absolutely ZERO effect on their ability to pay the client.
Each sponsors blacklist is COMPLETELY separate from everyone elses.
I hope this makes sense. Please let me know if you require further clarification
