Hi, Can anyone explain to me how the Clickbank allowance works. When the paycheck is issued I noticed a certain amount is taken out for "allowance". What is that and do I get it back and some point or is it a fee that goes to CB? Thanks for any info.
They take out an "allowance" for each paycheck. This money is used for future refunds. It is then released in 6 pay periods into a future paycheck. So yes you eventually get that money. When you get it in the future you'll notice it in the "release" column. As an allowance turns into a release the allowance will get a line crossed through it. My releases and allowances are usually about the same amount so they sort of cancel each other out once you've been at it for a bit.
Oh I see, that makes sense! Thanks for clearing that up Zibblu, as long as I get it sometime in the future I don't mind!
Zibblu. I have to give you rep for that because i HAVE been at it for a while and just got it when you explained it. Thanks man.
Clickbank keeps 10% of your commision on each period ($200 they keep $20). They call this "allowance" and next six pay periods, they will pay you.
thanks, that explains it... this thread came up in google for the following search term when I was looking for this answer, "clickbank allowance"
What has the pagerank of this forum got to do with this thread? You wouldn´t be trying to up your post count would you?
They keep it for xx-days to cover future refunds. It is based on the percentage of refunds but mostly its around 10%