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Originally Posted by DigitalPimp
Then why did Ruben write to the above affiliate telling them "if you want to stay in the program you need to improve your sales." Sounds pretty clear to me that if one does not maintain a certain number of sales (X sales within X number of days) the affiliate would be removed from the program which in effect prevents one from getting rebills. If one can be removed from the program while still getting paid for rebills, I'd be interested to know how that happens.
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Originally Posted by TheMaster
so I guess they block your ccbill id cookie, while still keeping your account active?
however this brings up an interesting point in general: can sponsors keep a ccbill account active, but block you specific ID, would you as an affiliate have any way of knowing this? And do we know sponsors aren't doing this as we speak? I'm not saying anyone is doing this, I'm just asking the question if it's possible, going of what Ruben wrote to me
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Yes, sponsors can suspend or block your account of new sales. We do it when affiliates violate our terms or do something really bad like abuse our trademarks.
Yes, sponsors are notified that their account has been blocked from future sales, unless the sponsor is managing with their own software. Then it is up to the sponsors to dutifully notify the affiliates.
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