ClickBank - Important to know

Guys,

There are several ways for the vendors to "steal" your tracking code, you must pay attention.
This way you pay for the lead or get it by SEO or Garilla Marketing, and when it goes to the vendor page, your tracking code is no longer
result - no payment for you, all 100% goes to vendor !!!

Please pay attention to these vendors

Good luck

 

I think if there are vendors doing this and you have proof then you need to name and shame them.

 

Surely,a lot of tards' have been coming with such complaints on these forums and it can only make me laugh.

You guys don't realize how stealing commissions can affect your business on the long term, you simply don't realize so come with a solid proof/proofs when making such threads.

Al.

 

Do you understand when your cookie is being set?

 

yeah, that's a statement which you need solid proof, not just a generalization of vendors.

 

garilla marketing? lol

 

Sounds like a big leap in assumptions here.

 

hello, can you tell me or give me source why it could happen? sorry i'm newbie and i'm just starting to be an affiliate with clickbank
thank you

 

That's like me or any other vendor saying "You need watch for those foreign engrish affiliates that PPV and buy $9 1million hits packages, and those guys that market your products by doing fake scam reviews or bidding on your competitors brandname keys, getting me in shit, or those pesky affiliates that try to circumvent the system and buy my stuff with their own links then refund on top, or the kids that complain with xx emails that they are not converting but should have by now because they sent 32 hops and they've read dp, twice.. . ... . .

There's shitty vendors, shitty affiliates, and vice versa, welcome to earth.
N.

 

ok thanks for your explanation, i'm understand now
thank you

 

Email collector !

 

I bet there are few 'bad' vendors out there. Just hope that you don't bump into them one of these days.

 

I think the gravity for these vendors will be very low. Anyway, they are stupid to do so. If the affiliate sees no sale for a while, he will drop the product too.

 

ooo.. really? must be careful then. thanks for the info.

 

Don't just fear people from ClickBank products... If you have proof then tell us who is cheating on affiliate cookies!!! give us the URL of the website...

You are probably from another affiliate network and blaming ClickBank for your unsuccessful business!

 

Why on earth would a vendor want to steal sales from his or her Affiliates? I for one would much rather get bumped up the Marketplace due to Affiliate Sales then make a little extra money from pocketing 100% of the sale value.

 

extraspecial

Im still working with ClickBank and im still happy with my results. BUT affiliate need to know the ups and downs in their business and if a vendor is collecting emails on the affiliate code, the affiliate need to know about it and need to act according.

 

That's the exact thing I would ask ..Why would a vendor steal commissions? It can only drive his/her business downwards.

A little of topic --

Not yet a vendor, but really some vendors think they're just playing around. i.e I'm currently promoting a product from this random vendor (he's nowhere near the top vendors) and what I don't like is that they don't even ask/make some polls whenever tweaking their sites. At least to ask some of the top affiliates for opinions (I am one of his top affiliates) ...

Some affiliates have a lot more experience than some vendors do so I guess that's the right way to go whenever making changes.

Al.

 

Any vendor that steals commissions is shooting themselves in the foot simple as....

I think a lot of people do look into products before they promote them and it should be encouraged or you may get ripped off.