Originally Posted by Semi-Retired-Dave (Post 17775843)

All your sites need to be updated and working. If they are not, the staff will try and contact you. If you don't reply or we get a bounced email. Most likely you are one of the handfuls that got cut off.

Originally Posted by Sarah_MaxCash (Post 17772474)

This is true..I called and was given a new password but that is also now not working. Dave has always been very helpful to me and that includes helping me with an issue right up until this started to happen. It is just frustrating to have been given the new login and now not be able to use it and to know full well I abused nothing.

Originally Posted by ottopottomouse (Post 17776424)

Next namechange 5-4-3-2-1......

Originally Posted by Lanoy (Post 17663481)

Anyone from Cyberage is alive? Trying to contact Cybergage team since August.

Sent them multiply E:mails.

Originally Posted by ponyman (Post 17739396)

Me too. I have been with them since the beginning (Agecheck) and always received checks on time, but now I cannot even access the webmaster area with my password. I get no response when I email them.

Originally Posted by ponyman (Post 17743661)

emailed David as he requested in another thread, but have not heard back from him. Sad Been with cyberage since the beginning...

Originally Posted by SexAdventure (Post 17765690)

I'm going to try e-mailing Dave directly about this but I've pretty much lost all hope. Three months with no payments - even if I had not made a single new sale in that time (highly unlikely) I had a good amount of rebill accounts on both CA and CSN last time I was able to get into the stats area.

Originally Posted by Press Release Pro (Post 17776545)

2: Wasn't the entire marketing scheme around AVS that you build and forget hence the user gets 1000s and 1000s of sites to pick from (hence no updates are needed)

Originally Posted by mainah (Post 17649768)

I've been locked out of my CyberAge webmaster account for 2 months now. I sent numerous emails to support, all of which went unanswered. I called last week and actually spoke to someone, who said he'd get back to me by email. He never did. I called again today and was told the person in charge of webmaster accounts was "on vacation". I called bullshit and told him to stop giving me the runaround, I wanted a straight answer about what was going on. He hemmed and hawed and I hung up in disgust. Too bad, CyberAge used to be a reputable and reliable AVS. No longer.

Originally Posted by Lanoy (Post 17674549)

Dave! I'be tried to E:mail CyberAge several times with no luck.

I'll try to send a new message directly to you righ now. Pls check the inbox and reply to it.

Originally Posted by ponyman (Post 17745104)

...no response to my email

Originally Posted by ponyman (Post 17747549)

Called today and spoke with Robert or Robs, and he said he would email me a response after looking into my account to see why I have not been receiving checks as of late, and my webmaster password stopped working.

Message on the phone says to email wmsupport at tritech.org

hopefully I will finally hear back from someone. This is really disappointing...

Originally Posted by SexAdventure (Post 17765706)

To me it looks like CA and CSN decided to cut off some of their smaller webmasters. I was never a big fish, but I did have rebill accounts and made consistent sales. Obviously they wouldn't do this to someone making 100 sales a day ... but from what I have seen they are systematically locking webmasters out.

It would have been one thing if they manned-up and told us we were done. Instead, they delay and give us the run-around ... so we patiently wait with our sites still promoting them - making THEM money.

I gave it three months - since they claimed that things would get fixed. That's reasonable considering that I was with them and having a good experience since the year 2000. I trusted them.

Now what? I'm out all my rebill accounts and whatever sales I have made on my CA/CSN sites for three months. I live in Canada, it's not exactly like I can go to California and have anything done about this.

Thanks for the run, it was good while it lasted. Never got robbed by someone with multiple sports cars before.

Originally Posted by kmdguy (Post 17507105)

I've been with CSN since 2001 and they have been wonderful to work with. I've never had a pay period without a check, they have never missed a check in all these years and whenever I have had a question their accounting dept. has been spot on with answers.

Now, I can no longer log in to my webmaster area at CSN (password no longer works) and I have not seen a paycheck in 2 periods (first time in 9 years). I have emailed support, Dave from CyberAge and their accounting dept and I haven't heard a thing for two weeks. This is extremely out of character and so I'm wondering if anyone has heard if CSN has folded or why I can't reach anybody there. Again, they've been the greatest folks to work with which is why this is so out of character.

Best regards,
Dan Underhill

Originally Posted by Heywood Jablome (Post 17507188)

I am having the same login issues with Cyberage, and also haven't received a response from support or Dave.

However, I did receive a Cyberage check a few days ago, so I'm hoping that this is just a database issue or something.

Originally Posted by u-Bob (Post 17776642)

what was that blog again? :)

Originally Posted by TheSenator (Post 17777479)

Where is CyberAge Gary? I use to call him all the time to approve my site for the link list.

Originally Posted by Forkbeard (Post 17776680)

A lot of people are "forgetting" their original "entire marketing scheme" now that money is getting tight. I've had at least two different revshare programs threaten to cut off my old rebills due to "inactivity" on my part, which they defined as lack of new sales (I kept sending the same amount of traffic, they just stopped being able to convert it). Surely you all remember the old 1990s revshare pitch -- the idea was that you could send a lot of traffic, get a revshare stream built up, and then go lounge on a beach somewhere and drink umbrella drinks while the money rolls in. Nope, it wasn't ever realistic, but that was the marketing. And now, what? If you stop sending new sales, we term your account and eat all the rebills you spent ten years building up?

Fucking convenient.

Originally Posted by u-Bob (Post 17777706)

"This person has protected their tweets."

Originally Posted by Forkbeard (Post 17776680)

A lot of people are "forgetting" their original "entire marketing scheme" now that money is getting tight. I've had at least two different revshare programs threaten to cut off my old rebills due to "inactivity" on my part, which they defined as lack of new sales (I kept sending the same amount of traffic, they just stopped being able to convert it). Surely you all remember the old 1990s revshare pitch -- the idea was that you could send a lot of traffic, get a revshare stream built up, and then go lounge on a beach somewhere and drink umbrella drinks while the money rolls in. Nope, it wasn't ever realistic, but that was the marketing. And now, what? If you stop sending new sales, we term your account and eat all the rebills you spent ten years building up?

Fucking convenient.

Originally Posted by Ethersync (Post 17778347)

Oh, the irony...

Originally Posted by Ethersync (Post 17778347)

Oh, the irony...

Originally Posted by ponyman (Post 17779489)

I used Cyberage since the VERY beginning and was ALWAYS paid on time. Last 4 months, I have gone unpaid and they blocked my ip, so I can't even view the site.

Originally Posted by Ethersync (Post 17778312)

He blocked his blog too. It's invite only now.

Originally Posted by Ethersync (Post 17778347)

Oh, the irony...

Originally Posted by alias (Post 17776403)

We all know Sarah didn't do anything that violates any terms.

Originally Posted by Forkbeard (Post 17776680)

A lot of people are "forgetting" their original "entire marketing scheme" now that money is getting tight. I've had at least two different revshare programs threaten to cut off my old rebills due to "inactivity" on my part, which they defined as lack of new sales (I kept sending the same amount of traffic, they just stopped being able to convert it). Surely you all remember the old 1990s revshare pitch -- the idea was that you could send a lot of traffic, get a revshare stream built up, and then go lounge on a beach somewhere and drink umbrella drinks while the money rolls in. Nope, it wasn't ever realistic, but that was the marketing. And now, what? If you stop sending new sales, we term your account and eat all the rebills you spent ten years building up?

Fucking convenient.