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TMM_John 06-24-2009 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by borked (Post 15992533)
As it's their software, I'm pretty well sure they can, but at $120/hr, sometimes that's a little steep for custom coding something.

However, for migrating affiliates, I would expect TMM have something out-of-the-box, so if the guy negotiates this into his initial purchase, he may well get it thrown in for free :thumbsup

We had to get some support from FreePBX the other day and they charged $150/hour just to answer a simple question! That question even turned out to be a bug on their end which needed a patch and we were still charged to find & fix an issue in their software! Its a free/opensource product, so their income comes from support, but sometimes people in adult don't know how good we have it compared to mainstream :)

borked 06-24-2009 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by TMM_John (Post 15992709)
If you're moving to NATS from another software we import your affiliates and redirect the links as part of our normal initial costs. There are no additional costs for doing this.

I didn't know this - nice :thumbsup

borked 06-24-2009 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by TMM_John (Post 15992723)
We had to get some support from FreePBX the other day and they charged $150/hour just to answer a simple question! That question even turned out to be a bug on their end which needed a patch and we were still charged to find & fix an issue in their software! Its a free/opensource product, so their income comes from support, but sometimes people in adult don't know how good we have it compared to mainstream :)

well, if they're income is 100% through support, I guess it makes sense. A different business model.

And I wouldn't expect custom stuff for nats stuff to come free, and I am not complaining, or else I'd get much less stuff coming my way :winkwink:

Hellfire 06-24-2009 11:26 PM

Thanx for the answers! I already got the mail from TMM manager and i believe he speak my language, thats will help us to move quickly .. 8)

I'm using 1 payment model - revshare, and 2 billings: ccbill and segpay. Old payments since 2003 will leave in old system...

Shoplifter 06-24-2009 11:46 PM

What I have been wanting to see is a NATS version for those who do not wish to have affiliate programs. This could let us design and control our own join pages easily and cascade via a single join page.

I guess everyone will say there's no need for this because CCBill has a cascade. But CCBill's cascade is more of a join page redirect where the user is confronted with completely different pay page designs.

TMM_John 06-24-2009 11:54 PM

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Originally Posted by borked (Post 15992779)
well, if they're income is 100% through support, I guess it makes sense. A different business model.

And I wouldn't expect custom stuff for nats stuff to come free, and I am not complaining, or else I'd get much less stuff coming my way :winkwink:

LOL, yeah, you should wish we did nothing! :)

TMM_John 06-24-2009 11:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Hellfire (Post 15995817)
Thanx for the answers! I already got the mail from TMM manager and i believe he speak my language, thats will help us to move quickly .. 8)

I'm using 1 payment model - revshare, and 2 billings: ccbill and segpay. Old payments since 2003 will leave in old system...

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TMM_John 06-24-2009 11:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Shoplifter (Post 15995844)
What I have been wanting to see is a NATS version for those who do not wish to have affiliate programs. This could let us design and control our own join pages easily and cascade via a single join page.

I guess everyone will say there's no need for this because CCBill has a cascade. But CCBill's cascade is more of a join page redirect where the user is confronted with completely different pay page designs.

You could of course not use the affiliate side of things (disable signups, etc.). Do you mean at a lower price point tho? NATS has morphed into more than an affiliate or "cascading" software. A lot of people don't realize everything it is capable of doing. Many of those who do, do quite well in this business.

hypedough 06-25-2009 12:59 AM

I know a lot of people staying away from NATS due to costs and complexity, I would personally use it if it were more affordable. A 'lite' version would definitely be interesting.

TMM_John 06-25-2009 01:24 AM

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Originally Posted by hypedough (Post 15996038)
I know a lot of people staying away from NATS due to costs and complexity, I would personally use it if it were more affordable. A 'lite' version would definitely be interesting.

What would you expect to pay?

hypedough 06-26-2009 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by TMM_John (Post 15989594)
You certainly hear wrong about people moving away from NATS. Our client base grows nicely every month.

As far as a more cost efficient solution, NATS starts at $150/mo. If you can't spend $150/mo on the software that runs your business, you shouldn't be in the business.

If you waive the added setup, and support/installation, I would get it for $150/month. But your statement is inaccurate but stating it's only $150/month. It's a lot more with the fees.

xxxdvdbuy 12-27-2009 09:50 PM

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Originally Posted by TMM_John (Post 15989594)
You certainly hear wrong about people moving away from NATS. Our client base grows nicely every month.

As far as a more cost efficient solution, NATS starts at $150/mo. If you can't spend $150/mo on the software that runs your business, you shouldn't be in the business.

I don't know if it's true, more and more people are promoting ccbill programs because nats based programs sometimes offer no privacy and the ownes can't be trusted. Users don't want to sign up to third party (nats) systems to give out all their personal info to people they don't really know or trust. CCBill is a trusted site.. I would never sign up to a nats system, I don't care if the program offers me 500PPS for life.. Plus why pay the monthly costs when ccbill is free.. lol sorry nats just stating the facts.

nation-x 12-28-2009 07:01 AM

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Originally Posted by xxxdvdbuy (Post 16687637)
I don't know if it's true, more and more people are promoting ccbill programs because nats based programs sometimes offer no privacy and the ownes can't be trusted. Users don't want to sign up to third party (nats) systems to give out all their personal info to people they don't really know or trust. CCBill is a trusted site.. I would never sign up to a nats system, I don't care if the program offers me 500PPS for life.. Plus why pay the monthly costs when ccbill is free.. lol sorry nats just stating the facts.

You are an idiot... k thx. As a program owner I certainly have the right to know who I am letting represent my business. I have been an affiliate for YEARS (2001) and have never had any problems from providing my information to program owners. Not a single instance. All of that bullshit about NATS or CCBILL is just that... bullshit. Most of the time the affiliates that are saying that shit don't have enough traffic to make more than beer money.

Some affiliates always want to blame everyone else for whatever issues they perceive they are having... like conversions or whatever. My experience as an affiliate has been that, 99% of the time, if I am having conversion issues it's because I am not managing my traffic correctly. You can't just expect to send any kind of traffic to a program and instantly make a bazillion dollars. You have to learn how to determine what your traffic is looking for by monitoring the flow... where did your traffic come from... what did they click on... why did they click on it... how can I give them what they are looking for... or how can I market better.


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