N/A sales with CCbill
 

I guess I am not the only one noticing an increasing number of N/A sales with CCbill. In this moment, almost all sales are in this status which means that I don't have a clue where they are coming from. That means that I don't know what pages are resulting in sales and what I am doing good or bad.

Below is the example of a sale:

https://s17.postimg.org/aoqre7ecv/aman.png

Now, this is exactly the same sale shown and tracked through sliiing.com

https://s17.postimg.org/nu69kf34f/image.png

As we can see, it clearly showing the page where it came from. This is just one example, there are many.

What is stopping CCbill to show us URL? It worked before

Could it be from more people using private browsing while surfing the net?

He just said that the same sale's url is visible via sliiing

Have you opened a ticket with CCBill or asked your rep?

Private browsing mode doesn't hide the referring URLs.

Yes, long ago when I've noticed this problem. (now it is worse, as described above) The answer didn't have a solution or reasonable explanation. Later, I've remembered to check sliing and sales there have full URL where CCbill says it is N/A

Interesting. Seems odd that the data is obviously there if other software can see it.

They probably have lazy programmers which dont bother to fix simple error.

i gave up on promoting ccbill sites long time ago...

Mozilla Firefox Tracking Protection

Mozilla Firefox Do Not Track


CCBill is commonly known and likely to be blocked. Is Sliiing well known enough to be blocked? That could explain the difference. Another possibility is that CCBill honors the Do Not Track requests and Sliiing doesn't. Honoring Do Not Track is similar to robots.txt and web crawlers. Adherence is voluntary.

Maybe not by itself, but how about Private Browsing with Tracking Protection?

I doubt. This is too advanced. There is no chance that so many customers have knowledge and skills.

At first I thought it was a Mind Geek sale (YouPorn, Pornhub, Redtube) since MG is now masking referring URLs. But then I see femdondestiny.com as the URL....

CCBill needs to fix this!!

that person probably had Norton Internet Privacy.

I noticed it in my stats too...

This is a serious problem for the webmaster. I can't believe that no one is talking about it. We simply need to know where sales are coming from so we can adjust strategies and planning. It is beneficial for webmasters and CCbill (if they don't have some other plan behind this?)

What kind of an excuse is there for a system it the same sale is shown in the other place. That was just one example, there are many.

thanks for info.... sticking toe back in and interesting to see how much has changed and yet how soooo much is same headaches as years ago.

If I ever make a CCBill sale again, I'll let you know what it says.

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:2 cents::2 cents:

Eye had 2.....this year. I'll share one with you. ;)

While CCBill is harder to make a sale on, it is the most likely adult system to still be around 10 years from now

+1 to this. 90% of my sales shows N/A but i?m Getting used to it

I don't think it is funny at all. Just got three sales here and each one is N/A.
I guess that adult business now has a need for a new service: a psychic

Not sure what advantage does it offers to me for it being around if I can't sell shit there lol

Aren't you one, Mr.P ? :winkwink::winkwink::winkwink:

https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/...20131229094240

server logs !

Use the new CCBill API to avoid this issue :2 cents:

From an affiliate perspective, let's say CCBill sells at 50% of the rate of Zombaio, you invest years in both, Zombaio making $1000 per month, with CCBill making $500 per month. Zombaio is good in the beginning, until they go bust or stop paying, whereas CCBill still continues for many years with the $500 per month.

I honestly don't understand why people say that they don't make sales with CCBill programs. My site has always done very well in terms of generating sales and I've been using CCBill for 13 years now. I don't think you can blame the processor, the hosting company or the domain registrant. People always want to shift the blame when they're not making sales. :1orglaugh

I think it depends on the program itself, as well as the type of content bring promoted. Another big factor is updating the site on time and on a regular basis. I always update my site very regularly with new models and content, which is good because it gives the customer a reason to come back to log in. I have customers that have been members for YEARS ....and the sales continue to flow in just about every other hour during the day and evening hours. These are new sales and re-bills.

I am just stating my own personal experiences and views on the matter. But yeah, I've just never understood why people say that because that's clearly not the case with my program. I think you are cutting yourself short by lumping ALL programs together that use CCBill just because a few others didn't do so well.

My experience says that conversions are better on the program side compared to affiliate. For example, when I was running a paysite many years ago, updates could be late for months literally, and there were still new signups every day on a relatively small traffic volume. Maybe competition was not so strong back then, but this is my personal experience. Content quality is probably a huge factor plus piracy.

Why did you stop stop the paysite then?

Problem with models, those were solo models sites, plus my car was robbed at some point and all equipment stolen together with fresh footage for the many next updates.

One more in N/A.

All sales today are in the same status. I can't measure the effectiveness of my approach this way if I don't know where from they are coming.

https://s8.postimg.org/p25ozwk39/again.jpg

And I've just got one more, luckily, this one can be tracked through sliing.
Same story again:

https://s8.postimg.org/tpbr1wkdh/yes.jpg

But CCbill says :

https://s8.postimg.org/ljtp3qoet/image.jpg