Hello,I am from India,my cheque from clickbank has been dispatched on 26th Nov but i havent yet recieved it,nobody was at home till 10th dec,so i feel may be the courier man has return back with the cheque. so whom and how shall i contact the concern person to send me the cheque.please suggest
guess wht .. I'm from India and I've not received the 29th October and 12th November checks ... though I have told them to reissue the october check..still waiting... they really suck wid india ...I wondered if I had bank acc in US.. tht would be fast ...
Why don't you guys switch to Direct Desposit, I think CB added India to the Direct Deposit list few days ago, so you have direct deposit now.
Edit: Yes, they have added India https://www.clickbank.com/account/news.htm#2008-12-16 But first we'll have to receive at least 3 paper checks that would never come ..
Good news for you, Clickbank indeed supports Direct deposit to India, simply go to: https://www.clickbank.com/accounting_faq.html And look at number 16. You will see India there. The reason why you're seeing only check and not DD in your account is because you need to receive 3 paper checks within a period of 90 days in order to be eligible for Direct Deposit.
I'm from India - and I received my 26th October check today. Funny, I was going to post a similar topic yesterday to find out whether other guys have received it or not. If you request a re-issue, they deduct $20 from your check. So better wait for a week or so before requesting a re-issue. -Bhavik.
please someone clarify the meaning of recieving three paper cheque within 90 days since i have recive 1 paper cheque til now,one is yet to arrive,so suppose if it extends beyond 90 days then will I not be eligible for direct deposit. And does anyone from India know through which courier do clickbank send cheque,so may be can clarify from them.
Clickbank sends checks through ordinary post not courier (unless your check value is more than $5000).
oh clickbank send cheque to India through ordinary posts,then shall i wait more before asking for reisue,since my cheque was issued on 26th nov.So how long shall I wait before asking for reissue.
Give it till 26 Dec (1 month). There have been a few holidays in between, both in the US and in India.
oh so shall i wait till 26th Dec and then ask for reisse,reissue doesnt mke sense since 20$ wil be cut off.
please let me know till how much time shall I wait for cheque which was issued on 26th Nov after which I can ask for reissue
If you're waiting till the 26th, you might as well wait till after the new year. Most probably, you'll get it till then. It should arrive within a month though.
The check should have been reached. I generally get my check within 20-25 days max.... and i get check by general post and even the postman delivers the check in my letter box You can ask Clickbank about it... --Ashish
Yes, it is rightly said Clickbank check is delivered by ordinary post. So check whether your paycheck is with some other person if you are not there at your home. The thing is that sometimes the postman do delivers the letters to the neighbors too. In rare case, the check gets delayed due to improper delivery. In one case, I read that the paycheck is travelled to Indonesia and Thailand and finally reached the destination.
Clickbank usually generates the cheque end of next tuesday after your pay period is over and then mails it 7 days after generation. So Period ending 26 nov will be sent on 10 th dec. For india , usually it should reach within 20-30 days for which you should wait atleast till 10 th jan before requesting a re issue. I received the cheque for 2008-11-12 only on Dec 17. So keep your fingers crossed and wait. I have got upto 30 cheques so far in 2008 alone(of course from 2 diff accounts) and I have never missed a single cheque. It always comes through regular mail and it gets dropped in the mail box.
Yeah, it normally comes through... Got my 26 Nov check about a week ago. Now I'm waiting for the 10 Dec check. Hoping to notch up 3 checks so I can get into direct deposit and avoid the postal hassle.