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Namecheap's affiliate program sucks donkey balls

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COMMISSIONS

* We will pay you a flat 15% commission on any first sale completed by visitors who are not already NameCheap customers. NameCheap will hold the commissions on all orders for thirty (30) days from the purchase date. After this time, commission will be paid out to either your NameCheap account funds or PayPal (for PayPal there is a minimum requirement currently set to $100 (US dollars).
* You acknowledge and agree that commissions are not accumulated for orders made using promotion coupon codes. Commissions will be debited or withheld on any orders refunded for fraud or charged back by the issuing bank.
* NameCheap will track all commissions earned and may, at its sole discretion, decide not to pay any commission to you should we believe that any referral has been made in violation of its guidelines, due to visitor/customer fraud, or due to visitor/customer contract cancellation. It is your sole and absolute duty to follow precisely this Agreement and its guidelines at all times. NameCheap is under no obligation whatsoever to pay any commission to any affiliate who does not strictly follow this Agreement and its guidelines, as modified from time to time.

Hidden a couple pages deep into the signup where most people will never look. So essentially they will pay you for sweet fuck all. Is anyone actually doing good with this? Godaddy seems way riper from an affiliate standpoint...

I signed up with Godaddy and the results are pretty cool...i promoted them before via CJ and never felt comfortable ..but now direct im happy with the results...never tried any others.

Current conversion rate from very targeted traffic.....40 percent..and earnings of 89 cents per click.....im not gonna complain with those stats.....

GoDaddy sucks anyway...

I'm a affiliate for Namecheap. Never really expected to make much if anything. Their prices are too cheap. I think they just do it so you won't feel bad about listing them on your webmaster resources page.

You want to know what suck balls?
Oversee.net (Moniker & Snapnames affiliate shaving):
http://www.webmasterinter.net/2010/0...see-you-judge/

This thread at DNFORUM has much more information:
http://www.dnforum.com/affiliates/id...p?id=588&url=3

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Originally Posted by goodboi (Post 17242192)

I know Moniker sucks. They really really suck. I ran them as an alternative to Godaddy for a while, and where i was making sales daily with Godaddy, Moniker made absolutely zip over the month or so I let them run.

I did a lot of sales through Godaddy on CJ, then CJ dicked me around for months before I got paid. I hate Godaddy as a customer, but as an affiliate they offer the best deal. I was really hoping Namecheap's program wouldn't suck ass, but it is clearly setup so they pay out on next to none of your referrals. Which sucks because I really honestly could say good things about them.

Anyone promote Goddady Direct or whatever they call their in house program? Anyone have any opinion on how it performs as compared to promoting Godaddy via CJ?

Angry jew cat: I've promote NCHeap for short time and after I've made like 4 or 5$ I've dropped them. Expensive and low on commission.

Dynadot is affiliate crap too, they only pay small sh!t percentage of first purchase, then nothing.

CJ is great. Godaddy gives you commission for every sale, even if it's ultradiscount like 0,99$ .com, you get your cut.

Moniker only pays 10% for sales over 8$. And shaves extremly hard. Every time you earn more then 100$ with Monte Cahn, he fuck you over. They're scamming buyers at Snapnames, they are shaving hard affiliates at Snapnames & Moniker.