Same CPA offer from diff networks

bdunndchi · 11-14-2011, 05:18 PM

Here's my question, and I'll explain what I mean in a second: Does a CPA network have any control over the actual CPA offers they provide?

Here's what I mean: I am promoting a CPA offer from a lesser known CPA network where someone has to upload a photo and submit their email for me to get paid.

I had someone message me that did this and state that after the first page submit (which is all that is required to get paid) they got some pop-ups and received about 10 emails the very first day after they submitted.

If I was promoting the same CPA offer through a different network, is there a chance that there wouldn't be the pop-ups and multiple emails after submission?

Thanks

rusty1027 · 11-14-2011, 05:25 PM

Most likely you'll find this same practice on all networks. Almost all of those offers that try to capture email addresses or zip codes subject the user to what is called the registration path or reg path for short. They bombard the user with offers, especially if it's one of those sites that is offering a Free "whatever" in return for completing offers. These are known as rewards sites and almost every one of them will push their users through a site called Coolsavings.com - once they've got your email - get ready for an avalanche of spam.

ChrisBa · 11-14-2011, 07:04 PM

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Originally Posted by bdunndchi

Here's my question, and I'll explain what I mean in a second: Does a CPA network have any control over the actual CPA offers they provide?

Here's what I mean: I am promoting a CPA offer from a lesser known CPA network where someone has to upload a photo and submit their email for me to get paid.

I had someone message me that did this and state that after the first page submit (which is all that is required to get paid) they got some pop-ups and received about 10 emails the very first day after they submitted.

If I was promoting the same CPA offer through a different network, is there a chance that there wouldn't be the pop-ups and multiple emails after submission?

Thanks

This really depends on offer by offer, depending on the merchant they might make modifications upon request of the network.. your best bet is to ask your AM about it

mtmjohn · 11-21-2011, 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by rusty1027

Most likely you'll find this same practice on all networks. Almost all of those offers that try to capture email addresses or zip codes subject the user to what is called the registration path or reg path for short. They bombard the user with offers, especially if it's one of those sites that is offering a Free "whatever" in return for completing offers. These are known as rewards sites and almost every one of them will push their users through a site called Coolsavings.com - once they've got your email - get ready for an avalanche of spam.

Agreed. That is sort of the nature of CPA

11-14-2011, 05:18 PM	#1
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11-14-2011, 05:25 PM	#2
rusty1027 Rusty Pancrazio War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Haddon Heights, NJ Posts: 203 Thanks: 19 Thanked 63 Times in 40 Posts Contact Info	Re: Same CPA offer from diff networks Most likely you'll find this same practice on all networks. Almost all of those offers that try to capture email addresses or zip codes subject the user to what is called the registration path or reg path for short. They bombard the user with offers, especially if it's one of those sites that is offering a Free "whatever" in return for completing offers. These are known as rewards sites and almost every one of them will push their users through a site called Coolsavings.com - once they've got your email - get ready for an avalanche of spam.