CPA Network Not Paying $6000 Commissions As Advertiser Claims Invalid/Uncontactable Leads!!!

Unfortunately that is always enough anymore. Even "reputable" companies aren't paying, but there are a couple of things to consider...

a year ago or longer, the network probably would have paid whether the owner of the offer paid or not because the money was just flowing...rebills were bringing in revenue left, right, and center...so the network would in some cases just pay out on an offer that they didn't get paid on.

So, you have to figure out what's going on...

If it's some trashy network that was set up last month claiming they "haz offers...more than likely, you're just beat...You're money is gone, and your ass isn't getting paid...time to get over it.

If it is a legitimate network, and you feel as though they are trying to screw you, and they refuse to talk to you, or work with you, then hit them where it hurts...go public, and tell others that are spending money to promote their offers what happened to you.

Unfortunately, that place probably isn't here....There are a few forums though, where if you out a network not paying you for leads that you should be paid for....more than likely, others will cut back on their ad spend and cost the network some traffic...that very well could either get you paid, or at the very least get you a "real" explanation as to why you're not getting paid.

If you want to PM me the name of the network, I might be able to give you some contact info.

A couple of things that can save you some hassle when running paid traffic to an offer.

1. If it's a new network (to you) start small. Spend a couple hundred bucks, generate some leads, and see if you get paid ON TIME...if you do, chances are good that you will continue to get paid.

2. After you generate a couple leads, contact your AM or compliance and just ask them if your leads are acceptable....Let them know that you are paying for traffic and that you've been stiffed by a network or two, and that you want to verify that you are going to get paid before spending any more money. Try to do this via email or messenger so you have it in WRITING.

If you were promoting an insurance offer, there is NO REASON why your leads would supply the wrong information...Not that I can think of anyway...unless you stumbled on a competitors campaign, and they are trying to break your bank roll by purposely falsifying leads (this actually happens)...so, at the end of the day, one of the following is true.

1. The network is trying to screw you.
2. Your leads were/are bad because you were doing something shady
3. Someones out to get you muwhahaha

Decide early on if the money you are owed is worth going legal over - If it is, stick to your guns...if not, do what you can do trying to get ahold of someone, but if they are just telling you to pound sand, accept the fact you're not getting paid - drag their name through the mud a bit, and move on.

Agreed

Check the terms and conditions. If it says that you risk not getting paid if the advertiser doesn't pay then just go with it .... if it doesn't NAME THE NETWORK.

This is brilliant comment .

Let us know which CPA network you are talking about so that others should be aware of it and avoid using the network .

Alert us all which CPA network it is and it has to be avoided at all costs!