Hello everybody! I would like to know if you got paid for sales you generated before reaching the Clickbank CDR. As my clickbank account screen shot shows, I've finally met the CDR after 15 sales; my threshold is $250 so I was expecting a check about $400+ the next pay date. No check at all! I've written to them and they just replied me with their CDR policy. I've asked them if their CDR means that all sales generated before CDR are null? No answer at all! So I need your help to clarify that situation! Thanks
The screenshot shows 2 sales and you're gonna lose all your money if you don't make a sale soon EDIT: Dude, now i get your point. You think that balance forward is a sale... - am I right? They just forward your balance over every two weeks. And the reason you are losing your money is, that you aren't making any sales or having any action at all. So after 3 months (i think it was 3 months) of no action they will start to take account maintenance charges
This is got to be the funniest thread ever . Anyway: Each new line in the paychecks sections shows your current balance. The time between each new line is one pay period, or 2 weeks. So, it looks like, for the first 4 months of using clickbank you had a single sale, then you made another one, and that's it. After 3 months passed, clickbank considered your account to be dormant, and your balance started decreasing each pay period.
u said u have a threshold of $250 you just have $40 why would they pay you ...and u are not getting sales so the balance is getting deducted as thier cdr policy
gbjuno, Maybe I'm misuderstanding something here bigtime, but I think what happened is that you have completely confused sales and paychecks! Your screenshot shows that there were only TWO periods where you had any sales at all - look at the credits column. Those are essentially sales for any given pay period, i.e. the amount of money credited to you account. From the amounts it looks like you had only two sales in total. You haven't made a single sale since 2009-06-24. And that's why you are losing money - ClickBank considers your account inactive. The screenshot is from the Paychecks page in Clickbank. If you want to see sales, click on the Transactions link under Reporting. Dude, I know this is all bad news for you, but this thread is still pretty damn funny. Cel
@gbjuno: Clickback didn't scam you, but I'm afraid you have scammed yourself - by failing to read those charts properly. Sorry :-/
If it's a policy, it's a policy and not a scam. Nobody is obliged to use Clickbank if they're unhappy with their terms. By the way, what exact CB policies are you unhappy about? So far, I've found them to be quite reasonable. I'm not picking a fight, just interested. Cel
That's true. Anyway, I am going to lower my payout, get my money then say adios to clickbank...thanks everybody for your explanations
If you haven't met the payment method requirements yet, you still won't get the money. You have to have something like payment by five different individuals to get the money the first time.
Dude you're funny, seriously. Are playing a dummy or are really one? You need to meet the following requirements: * Sales made with 5 or more different credit card numbers; and, * Sales made with two different payment methods (either Visa, MasterCard, or PayPal). Note: PayPal purchases do not count toward the minimum 5 different credit card numbers. You should stick to "Get paid to Click" campaign's
clickbank has been good to my affiliate program promotion success.. as few said, report isn't read properly
ha ha ha, do not underestimate me, i am making 400+ daily with free trials on cpa networks, clickbank is not just working for me and i have to admit that i didn't concentrate on it. So i do not need your "get paid to click campaign's"
>> You think that balance forward is a sale >> omg i am in tears now...i dont know whether i should laugh or cry...seriously...
sure you do you just aren't smart enough to read the most basic instructions and then accuse Clickbank of scamming you.