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EmpyreRJ

14 years ago

Originally Posted by sloanjim

Man there are some real amateur NW's out there.

1) Checks being sent upto 7 days late...no reason why.

2) Checks not arriving at all.

3) Emails take one week+ to get answered on above subjects.

Caling them scams is a little premature right now but at the very least it doesn't bode well for the future. What do you think these are one or two man operations? Here today gone tomorrow? Uncaring management?

They go on and on about fraud affiliates etc...yet what about fraud NW's? Some of them are just as bad.

There are lots of network arriving every so this problem gonna happen

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OJQjeff

14 years ago

For those that are worried about the networks they select, a couple of rules to live by when selecting a network .. in my opinion.

1. Frequent payout terms - If the network your working with is not well established as one of the top names in the industry, I would insist on frequent payout terms of at least twice a month payment. Any network who is not willing to offer this is only doing so because they do not have the budget, and is therefore a risk to work with.

2. Easy Contact - All AM's / Owners / Network Managers should be accessible via multiple different forms. Insist that your contact point is available by at least a few of the following methods; email, AIM, Skype, MSN, Gchat, Yahoo MSGNER etc ... Having an easy contact point speaks to the credibility and professionalism of the network. DO NOT just sign up for a network and start promoting offers without ever speaking to your rep.

3. Read the Reviews - Doing a quick Google search for your network or check affiliate network review sites, this will help you establish quickly what other people are saying about the network and avoid networks that are getting slammed by other affiliates.

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KC-Coop

14 years ago

I've had my fair share of issues with networks as well so I feel your pain. That's why I keep an open line of communication and reply to all emails within 24 hours.

I've seen new networks and veteran networks alike pull the same "it's in the mail" excuse plenty of times. Go with ACH instead - then they can't claim it's in the mail

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bravo75

14 years ago

I tend to stick with networks that I have a good rapport with and always pay on time.

Maxbounty and Neverblue being my favorites.

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Kenster

14 years ago

Originally Posted by sloanjim

Man there are some real amateur NW's out there.

1) Checks being sent upto 7 days late...no reason why.

2) Checks not arriving at all.

3) Emails take one week+ to get answered on above subjects.

Caling them scams is a little premature right now but at the very least it doesn't bode well for the future. What do you think these are one or two man operations? Here today gone tomorrow? Uncaring management?

They go on and on about fraud affiliates etc...yet what about fraud NW's? Some of them are just as bad.

Thats exactly what some of them are