I couldn't find a tech e-mail on their website. I fired one off to the AM but it's past 5 p.m. here and I thought someone else might be having the same problem. I can't figure out if the problem is on their end or on my end. My testing is limited too since I've already filled out all the surveys it lets me, I'm unable to keep testing things. I thought this might be better off in web-design, but it looks like CPALead is becoming popular over here and if this is a common problem, maybe it will help more people than just me. I can't get CPALead to credit my users. The postback tester works fine. It updates all the information in my databases correctly when I run the tester. Here is the site I'm testing it on: http://www.pokerjuke.com/?page_id=668 Here is the code I'm using: <?php if ( is_page('Survey') ) { $subid = $user_ID; echo('username: ' . $userdata->user_login . "\n"); echo('user_ID: ' . $subid . "\n"); echo('user credits: ' . $userdata->user_credits . "\n"); } echo " welcome " . $subid; ?> <script type="text/javascript" src="http://data.cpalead.com/asd/asd_load.php?pub=6125&subid=<?php echo $subid; ?>"> </script> Code (markup): When you mouse over the link in the active survey display window, it looks like it's correctly assigning 'subid' to the id of the user. (you may have to be logged in to see it, otherwise it might look blank i think). But if the tester works, and the link is correct, the error is somewhere in between there? Isn't that all stuff on their end? Any help/advice is much appreciated. Anyway, if this should be moved, let me know. P.S. I just started doing this online stuff this month. So far, 90% of my money has come from CPALead on just one video site that's getting about 200 hits a day. Unfortunately it was getting most of it's traffic from sidereel and I just found out that CPALead wasn't allowed over there so I had to take it down .