Am I fucking myself thinking about promoting CJ?
 

I see there's a few people on here with problems getting paid and shaving and shit.
How bad is CJ?

Good luck. Join another ad network, there's a ton of them which are better.
WG

I would say Yes, you are fucking yourself

check out linkconnector.com
They have a lot of good products, and they only use longterm partners = the product dont disapear before you have a chance to generate traffic

It's just that I have 3 sponsors total I want to promote on this mainstream site, and they all use CJ. :/

Did I miss some CJ drama?

I've been promoting CJ sponsors for awhile now without any problems. :2 cents:

Linkshare on the other hand is another story.

clicks not registering, people not being payd, sales not being tracked.. the usual stuff that happens when a script is outdatated and unable to track customers ano 2009

CJ is fine, we do 6 figs a year with them

CJ is good if you have right traffic

Nothing wrong with CJ except that they ban you for blackhat-traffic.

they represent so many companies, id like to hear details on how they fucked people

I prefer COPEAC.
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Copeac is good fro CPA related offers, but for commission based affiliate sales try AffiliateFuture.

CJ has all the hotels and crap like that.

Anyone recommend someone other than CJ with the same sites to promote?

LinkShare :thumbsup

CJ charges publishers out the ass for setup fees and many of them are cheap and will only pay a very very small commission per sale (or maybe ive just been tainted by the adult world lol)

What is CJ?

That linking code is acting odd. It goes to a page saying some error crap happened, then it says I'm missing a plugin.... just fyi.

Mainstream always pays significantly less.

Not sure if you are being series or not... but being an adult board, it's possible you don't know.

Commission Junction
http://www.cj.com/

so lots of talk here about one of the largest in the business they represent most cc companies etc and many items with good commission what seems to be the issue