Is anyone seeing a lot of batched CCbill transactions in the last two days?
 

I'm suddenly getting a lot of new transactions from a sponsor today and yesterday. I'm talking more than I have done with them before in the last 90 days. At first I thought a site might have radically improved it's SERP ranks or that I am seeing a carder but the sales are coming from many different sites and urls. I notice the transaction codes are almost back to back like two or three numbers away.

What's the story on CCBill manually batching transactions? I've written things like this off before but this time it seems too pronounced to be a coincidence. I can't see what else could be going on besides this unless there's a way for sponsors to manually approve transactions after the fact or something like that.

so their indian employee now batched you sales from last 90 days?

Don't know. It's weird. It looks like sales are being batched. Or at least my crediting for them. All of them just appeared in my stats display yesterday or today. If it is batching I wonder about how it works because I know there's no way to batch the member's access to the site for a couple days let alone weeks. They will want in right away. It appears only my affiliate credit is being batched. Naturally I'd love to know more about this.

lol at batching.

this is not how it works.

check the headers of emails.,

may be mailing issue, or something like that.

Delayed posting...

It's not a mail issue. I verified that the transactions just appeared today and yesterday in my CCbill affiliate stats. The Transaction IDs also are near sequential.

Why? Could you please explain more about what exactly is happening to cause this? I would think it must only be my affiliate credit because I doubt customers would be willing to wait days or weeks for access, right?

Your customers are processing/getting access just fine. You are just getting delayed reporting sales.

Then it seems my sales are probably being delayed for weeks before being credited to me. Why is that? It troubles me. I can understand a few hours or maybe even a day or two but weeks?

The other problem I have is the transaction date for rebill purposes. I just checked and the date is today. But if the customer really joined four weeks ago shouldn't I just about be getting credit for another rebill by now assuming they didn't cancel? What happened to that extra month? Will I get credit for it?

The whole thing brings up other issues and questions.

CCBill is happy to explain :) They have great support. Please ask and share why its possible that you are getting credited weeks behind.

Its a good idea but I doubt I'm the only affiliate seeing this.

I changed the post you replied to so you missed it but the other issue relates to the transaction date. If the customer actually signed up four weeks ago and didn't cancel yet then that means I should be getting a rebill around this time. Yet from the stats it looks like the transaction date is considered to be today when they first credited the signup to me. Depending on how it is done I could be missing a month or two of rebills and I'm not sure I will ever see them.

As a program owner I see this at times, too - sales coming in batches. Yesterday, for example, sales were flowing like rain then at exactly 6 pm it was like someone threw a switch and ALL sales stopped dead for seven hours.

Now explain that. LOL

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