You must have 5 transactions from 5 different credit cards at lease one visa and one master card before you can withdraw.
Thx guys. I remember I read something similar to this post in quote. May be this is right. I can stay a while until the earnings reach a significant amount. Then I will ask withdraw.
Well, what clickbank do is you get to set an amount and when you reach that goal clickbank will send you your check for that month.
You can set your payment threshold to anything you like, from $10 up. Regarding the Customer Distribution Requirement (5 credit-card sales from at least 2 different types of credit-card, which is there to protect affiliates), you have to either fulfil it with "real sales" or get round it. You can get round it, if you have friends/family who will use their credit-cards to buy something like a high-commission $5 item for you (there are some) - you repay them the commission so it hardly costs anything, but it boosts your sales a bit, and you only ever have to do it once.
How many sales have you made so far? If the $75 comes from just one sale, then you have a long waiting time!
Why don't people just go to clickbank and read how payment works? And if you don't keep selling they take the money back a buck a day after 90 days of inactivity.
Because it's easier to ask in a forum where people have experience of dealing with Clickbank and can explain things in simple English? Just hypothesising ... Fortunately this is wrong. It's a buck per payment period. And a payment period is 2 weeks, not 1 day. You see how easy it is for people to misunderstand things by "just going to Clickbank and reading how payment works"?!
So surely its better to have a low minimum withdraw amount, so its less likely for them to take back your account funds? - Or is there as I suspect a charge for withdraw? Sam
You can change your payment threshold whenever you want, and the dormant account charge of $1 per two weeks doesn't start until you've been inactive (no sale) for 90 days anyway, so there's no big deal or problem here, really.