Whats up with Clicksure?

It is free to put a product there,maybe that is the reason....

They are new, and just like all new companies there are going to be growing pains... They probably aren't going to rip you off if that's what you're worried about.

Also I'm assuming you are talking about IM products you want to promote, right?

They are "slightly" more lenient about the approval of those types of products that places like clickbank put the hammer down on - like "blind" pitches.

Clicksure sounds unsure and the clicks likely suffer from insecurity and need a shrink. I've never heard of Clicksure and I'm all over the place, so you must be hanging out in different venues than I am. But I would say forget about Clicksure.

Clicksure is pretty small and it might just come and go. I wouldn't really trust clicksure because they can just disappear one day, haven't got much of a reputation.

If I'm not mistaken, the Morrison's brothers launched their products through Clicksure and so did Keci with her Pinterest product. The funny thing is, all of those products have similar membership layout and similar so-called AAA bonus package (about marketing with G+, YT, FB and Twitter). Perhaps Keci is yet another model used by those people...lol

Anyway, the good thing about Clicksure (for buyers), is that they won't charge your CC until 5-days of your purchase date to make sure that you're satisfied with the products. During the first 5-days, you can cancel the purchase (with valid reason) and there will be no charge whatsoever in your CC.

I think it's because other, more established networks are all being forced to tighten up in response to the rapidly changing regulatory and legal climate, and the demands made on them by their upline suppliers (financial institutions).

PayPal, ClickBank, 2Checkout, Plimus, and some others are commonly declining products and sales pages they would have accepted a year ago. Maybe even 6 months ago.

Especially e-books to do with "making money online". But IM/MMO products in general, to some extent (I bet you're talking mostly about those, aren't you?).

And, predictably enough, people tend to blame PayPal, ClickBank, 2Checkout and Plimus for that, completely missing the broader picture of what's going on in the industry.

It had to happen.

The survival/security of some of these products/sales pages elsewhere may be open to question, soon enough, too.

I think it's just "easier acceptance" and "less regulation", for the most part. My guess is that a high proportion of the products you're asking about have been declined elsewhere, before being listed with Clicksure.

I just found out about click sure not too long ago and also just got my application approved a day or two ago. I have not heard of click sure up until recently but I did talk with several people from a few different groups I am involved with.

They tell me that they have been using click sure for the last two years or longer. I trust them because these people have no reason to lie about this to me.

I have no experience with click sure, but I am about to give them a try on a new site before the end of this year. Will see how that goes soon,I will put it up by the first of next month.

In my opinion, as an affiliate there is nothing terribly wrong with ClickSure, however it does have their flaws - for both affiliates, and customers.

Firstly, they dont accept PayPal, only credit/debit card. This not only makes it more difficult for customers, it ultimately leads to much less sales (from what I've read, studies say around 20-40% less sales), ultimately leading to you making less money.

Also, they dont have as much of a reputation to customers as what ClickBank has. This may lead to people not buying using their services due to them not trusting them. Ultimately leading to less sales.

So why does vendors use ClickSure rather than ClickBank? Well, I can't speak for all the vendors obviously, but from what I can see, it's because like on ClickBank, if your product has a high refund rate, and is a pretty low quality product, ClickBank take your product down. This can cause serious problems, especially on big product launches ect. vendors simply don't want to risk it. It's much less likely that your product will get taken down from ClickSure as their policies are not as strict as ClickBank.

You will find that IF a product is in fact an extremely good product, it wont be on ClickSure - it will be on ClickBank instead. That's just my 2 cents...

Yeah I had the same thing with my bank wont honour Clicksure any more too, as if and when you do need to get a refund for any reasom the just take so long its not funny and because its offshore your banks dont want to really be bothered chasing them.