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Originally Posted by Temp1
It is pretty obvious that anyone defending clickcash has his own agenda.
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You should be a lot more concerned about the agenda of those knocking ClickCash...
I have been in this business since April '96. When I do recommend a sponsor, I rarely include a referral code. I haven't the slightest interest in being whatever passes for "cool" on this board. Etc. Etc. Good luck at finding even the sniff of any agenda.
I began promoting ClickCash a few weeks after they started. Just once in all those years they had a problem with their bank: I called and they replaced 2 checks, delivering them by Fedex. That is the only issue I have ever had with them and not by any stretch of the imagination am I an important affiliate.
As to sales, from 1997-2000 I made a lot more money promoting revshare cam services. As the market attracted more sponsors and affiliates, the "whales" became fewer and further between: ClickCash came into their own and although I don't see the money I once did (lots of factors there, most due to my own circumstances), CC are still the most consistent webcam earner for me.
Anyone who gets taken in by all the negative posts should reflect that any program paying $40-$80 per signup is going to attract scammers. It's also tough for all those who don't bother to read TOS that CC enforce their's (reminds me of a board owner we all know who used to take a lot of flack for doing the same thing with his program and for a long time was reluctant to admit mistakes were sometimes made). It is highly unlikely CC never make a mistake and they can be criticised for the unrelenting way they handle this aspect of their business. But the way most complaining posts are written make it pretty obvious the writers are just p*ssed at getting caught.
Granted, CC provide next to nothing in the way of useful promo material (at least not from a single convenient area), but how many people using those big iframes make enough money to justify that much real estate? You have to find your own way to make the most from cams, no matter who you promote.
I couldn't care less whether someone promotes iFriends or who the heck ever. But webmasters who post BS attempting to hurt CC, if they have any impact at all, are more likely to hurt other webmasters by persuading them to promote someone they might not earn as well from. It's not even impossible that's the reason for some of the negative posts.