We are in the debt settlement industry and we need some good quality affiliates to help us expand our business. This industry is set to grow dramatically due to the fact that the new bankruptcy law keeps people from filing for bankruptcy. Most credit counseling companies are struggling with their non-profit status so that leaves them with debt settlement. For starters, we are paying $15 per qualified lead and may pay on the sale as the quality of the leads play out. We're in the final phases of designing our in-house affiliate program. With this program, you will be able to track in real-time the leads you have sent in and whether they have converted too. The client is assigned your affiliate ID so there is never a problem of cookies being deleted. DTS Financial www.dtsfinancial.com has a dedicated in-house affiliate manager who is pro-affiliate and anti-parasiteware. As always, I welcome questions, comments, and concerns. Please PM me for more details and I look forward to hearing from you.
$15 per lead is pretty darn low for the debt industry. Many programs pay upwards of $30 for debt leads. What are some reasons that we should consider your service over others that pay nearly double?
Most of the leads that pay upwards of $30 are for debt consolidation loans. I checked a lot of sites and the average I came up with was around $9.50 for debt settlement leads. We don't offer loans. We don't believe in people borrowing further money unless we can secure a great deal for them and a loan would be the last resort. Also, there are many people out there that don't have homes to tap into the equity.
Okay. I see. Thanks for the explaination. What is the difference between debt settlement and consolidation services? Thanks!
Debt settlement is where companies negotiate the client's credit card balance with the credit card companies. Debt consolidation is where the client gets a loan to pay off the credit card balances. Do you have a website that discusses debt ot bankruptcy? BTW...the link to your bankruptcy page is misspelled unless you did it on purpose. It says "bankrupcy".