Whats clickbanks payment dates for getting paid. I'm just starting to promoting there products and would like to know how long it would take to get my 1st check.
Depending on where you live you can get direct deposits or checks.. Weekly or BW .. It takes 3 months to validate a check in Europe, as direct deposits aren't accepted here. Better of if you are in the states, which I highly doubt. Al./
When you're new you can only get paid by check (bi weekly) - once you have received 3 checks in 12 weeks you will be then eligible for direct deposit (depending on your country). You will also have to meet the customer distribution requirement before your first payment. I'm in Europe and it doesn't take 3 months to validate a check (about 6-8 weeks, although my bank gives me access to my money straight away). Many European countries get paid by direct deposit though - I do here in the UK.
Where do you get this stuff from, Al? I'm in Europe, and it took me hardly any longer than it takes people in the US (for my first 3 checks, before I went on direct deposit). Direct deposits are "accepted" virtually everywhere. 3 months to validate a check would be an absolute nightmare! A Clickbank check is only valid for 90 days from the date it's printed.
Unfortunately his "information" here was totally fictitious. It takes nothing like 3 months to "validate" a check in Europe (I've lived in Europe all my life, by the way). And the idea that "direct deposits aren't accepted here" is just completely lunatic. Obviously he meant to say something else instead (I have no idea what, though). Even Al, though he obviously has some very strange ideas, clearly doesn't believe that direct deposits aren't accepted here or that it takes 3 months to clear a Clickbank check here!! Nobody capable of typing and using the internet could believe anything quite as ludicrous or nonsensical as either of those assertions!
Just to back up what Alexa said... I'm in the UK. USD cheques take 1-4 weeks to clear depending on the bank you pay them into. Now I'm on direct deposit too though - it is definitely available all over Europe