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I know you can add a sale or hundreds if you want.
Pretty sure you can not push any buttons and remove them though. I did credit the wrong affiliate with some free sales once and couldn't figure out how to remove them. I was compensating them for some downtime with giving them some internal traffic sales. Just ended up paying out the wrong affiliate a few sales as well as the correct affiliate. It did eat at me for a bit too - especially since one of the sales I credited by accident to the wrong guy re billed almost a year. (pure rev share) |
Oh my Nats can shave :(
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Your line still reeks of BS. You just said in public you make at least 1 million bucks a year each at two different affiliate programs. Fuck there are not even that many programs that have very long lists of 6 figure let alone 7 figure affiliates and your saying your on two of them. Hell why do you work for WWC, you could of bought them. |
i think bako forgot to mention the decimal after first three figures of his seven figures.
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Who cares about shaving?
ROI is all that matters. If PoopBucks gives me a higher rev per click than HoorayDollars, I care not whether they are shaving me. IT'S ALL IN YOUR HEAD! NUMBERS DON'T LIE! |
bako meant to say 7 dollars, not 7 figures.. please give him a break.. he is dimwitted..
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far as i know one can only add sales to NATS, no way to remove
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The sales were credited, but then it was a bit too many and some were taken back. If that's not a feature that can be abused, then I guess don't know what shaving is. |
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Just some bullshit corpporate smokescreen. |
thanx 4 the 411
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This guy is clearly legit...
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I'm done wasting time with trolls. |
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But it's an irrelevant concern!!! You have to ask yourself 1. Am I making more money? 2. Do I trust the partner to pay me. Everything after that is for metaphysicists to jerk each other off about. |
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What if some other programs aren't that honest? Also, what I wanted to let be knows is that the PR stunt that the NATS team are pulling, i.e. "NATS is a shave-proof platform" is bullshit. From the looks of it, it can be fucked over just as easily as editing a .txt file. |
Always missing the good stuff...
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I am 100% all about trust your sponsor. Nothing is shocking, but I would rather do biz with guys I trust.
Nats, straight ccbill, straight epoch, whatever. There are sponsors I would sell for no matter what processing they are doing. I just trust that my sales will be counted and payed accordingly. Once a sponsor does anything shady, they are off the list. |
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You're missing my point. It does NOT matter. Do you make more with them? Do they pay you? That's all that matters. You can be 100% certain that there are dishonest programs out there. Take it for granted, forget about it, and start making decisions based on actionable information... like ROI. "Also, what I wanted to let be knows is that the PR stunt that the NATS team are pulling," Too Much Media can back up this claim by assuring affiliates that IF they see naughty behavior, they WILL sever their relationship with the rogue. Imagine the damage done to a brand if they get caught and called out. There's nothing disingenuous or PR-stunty about this. Perhaps this adds little value in YOUR eyes, but it doesn't refute the claim they make. RELAX MAN! The world is not against you! (unless it is) |
have there been any programs who had license revoked? Curious,... that would be nice to know..
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as fas as i can tell you can only add sales through nats admin section, i've used that in the past to credit affiliates for network downtime.
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NATS has shaved a few good years off the end of my life trying to configure this beast.. Does that count? :)
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Aha. So they can shave on NATS. That's a risk for the webmasters. If I believe that you actually witnessed it. NATS seems to keep denying that they can be shaved. I believe that nothing should be shaved. It's only fair that webmasters should see the real numbers.
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If the OWNER is an untrustworthy cunt, then yes, they can steal sales by deleting / fucking with the database, rewriting cookies, wrapping the NATS tracking pages or whatever. But, the NATS software itself has NO SHAVE FUNCTIONALITY. WTF is so hard to understand people.... |
why would someone be pissed about adding extra sales?
Note to all program owners - you can add as many sales to my accounts as you want |
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Here's my response: Don't piss on my leg and tell me it's a-raining. |
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Whaty's hard to understand people' is this: WHO CARES IF THE NATS PROGRAM itself HAS NO BUILT-IN SHAVE FUNCITONALITY? If an unethical webmaster (and Lord knows there aren't any of THOSE around, right?) can do what you said, which he can, and NATS DOES NOT PREVENT IT THROUGH THEIR SOFTWARE, or their software ENABLES by-passing protocols, then it's AS GOOD AS having it built-in. Maybe NOT having these features built-in may dissuade a newbie webmaster or a lazy one but anyone who knows how to what you said would gravitate towards NATS because it allows for what you said. So in the end you get fucked either way. |
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Does anyone really believe that? |
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I can reverse shave you all day though :thumbsup |
And another thing, for those of you that weren't around int he 90's and earlier part of this decade, programs got busted all the time "shaving" which was basically "shave configs" alot were literally titled this in the software.
I remember MPA had fields like: % affiliate gets for revshare % to show affiliates % of uniques to show affiliates % of raw to show affiliates. These were systematic program wide instant shaves built into the software for the specific purpose of quickly being able to cut a % off each affiliates commission without them knowing program wide. Until NATS came out this was standard practice. Of course with NATS if you maliciously alter the program and fuck with the DB anything is possible, but if TMM sees the irregularity your fucked. |
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Which is?? LOL ANY system that allows the program owners/sponsers to decide where the sales go once everything is setup is ripe for tampering. With CCBill you can, of ocurse, change percentages, etc, and drop affiliates, but you have to fax in change forms to do so, and they have to be approved, and if you do this ten times a week or something your account gets flagged, on and on. So anyone saying 'there's NO WAY' to shave with ___________ are as clueless as someone who says 'EVERYONE shaves'. I hate 'absolutes', that's all. Aboslutely. |
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How do we make it "so darn easy" to fudge things? Also, by using CCBill's affiliate tools to run your affiliate program you're using a wiffle ball bat in the world series. You're leaving a lot of money on the table. I'm not saying you have to use NATS, there's a number of solutions, but by using a biller specific solution you're selling yourself short. |
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I would never stoop to taking ideas from someone that showed me something in confidence, just not in my character and I think that is the actual definition of character. What you do when no one is looking. I have had ideas stolen, fuck entire sites built around what I thought was a private talk with someone I felt was a friend at least. I can state with 100% certainty though that whatever is said to me in private, be it on the phone, via email, or ICQ is always considered to be an NDA in place. Even with silly shit. I have yet to disclose ICQ logs even to prove to others in public that what I was saying was true, I will not even start drama and take the hit if I can not prove it otherwise. Only real exception to those rules would be if what is being discussed is the formation of the deal/contract/instructions/ for what was being ordered or paid for. Same as you Fletch I have real issue dealing with let alone showing any rep my material unless I know them fairly well at least online and more often than not offline. They also can not be a job jumper. If I have seen them or companies post those letters saying congrats to both sides, we parted ways, it was time to stroke each other off and not say shit as to why I am quiting or you are firing me because we do not want to take the PR hit or that damn rep knows to damn much fucking information. Now show me a rep or someone that sticks with a company for years, or someone that rarely changes a job - unless for instance they do short term consulting gigs which honestly rarely last longer than 1-3 months (no should they) and also no damn reason to post that you got that job. |
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