Best payment processor for wso's? Not warriorplus or jvzoo.

Didnt know abut digiresults.
Just checked, and it's looking good.
Will signup and see how it works.
Thanks for the idea.

Mike, we have the same problem in Turkey. You can't use your account balance to make payments hence the adaptive payments don't work in PayPal and any network that works with PayPal. Whenever you make a purchase or send money via PayPal, you need to make it by your credit card. The reason for this regulation is that the government wants to monitor the money flow out of the country, it is not related to banks. It has been like this for over 2 years now and I don't see it changing ever.

What this means is that as a product creator I can't create a product and list it and make adaptive payments available so that affiliates will get instant commissions. This sucks big time and knowing that I can't do anything about it sucks more.

Thanks Mike. That has always been an option in my mind but for the moment I am working with partners from other countries so I am not having any issues. If or when I do my own launches later on, I will try to find a solution like you suggested. Or simply a JV partner to handle the adaptive payment side.

The problem is you're trying to use PayPal and services tied into PayPal. You need a different payment processor. ClickBank was mentioned. Get your own merchant account. Use a service like CCBill., etc.

The offer on the WF may need to link to your own website where you take orders. With these options there is an affiliate program built in or you can use your own affiliate script, although those affiliate links may go to your own website.

If you are creative there are options. I once ran a WSO where the only payment I accepted was money mailed from other counties so I could build up my collection.

With many affiliate payments running 50, 70, even 100% payments, maybe you sell the product to someone else to run as their WSO and then they pay you a 50, 30, 0% royalty on every sale.

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E-Junkie is the first payment processor I ever signed up with when I got into IM back in 2008. I still use it sometimes because I like their payment options. They don't take a cut of every sale. Instead, you pay for how many products you want to list. I believe the lowest option is $5 per month and you can list up to 10 products.

They do have an affiliate program available and if you do a little research in their FAQ you can find tutorials on how to set it up. However, you will not be able to do instant commissions and you will have to manually process affiliate commissions from inside your E-Junkie dashboard.

That is why it gets hard to recruit top affiliates as most of the top affiliates want instant commissions. However, I was able to recruit quite a few affiliates when I was using E-Junkie regularly. In order to recruit affiliates internally from E-Junkie you will need to list your product in the E-Junkie marketplace where potential affiliates will be able to see it. I usually do this by taking a screen shot of my sales page and just posting the entire image in the E-Junkie sales page.

I think this page on their site will help you. It contains all of the information you need to get your affiliate program set up:

E-junkie - Help: Create and manage an affiliate program


I think after you work out the kinks you will be extremely happy with them.

Well I couldnt use jvzoo or warriorplus for my wso.
Still using paygear and its working quite well.
The only problem is that I got so many affiliate requests from warriorplus system
but couldnt take advantage of it.

Paygear doesnt get you that many affiliates, but it's the only thing that
works for me

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Didn't you send them to the Paygear affiliate sign up page?

Many affiliate marketers belong to many different affiliate programs. You should be trying to recruit affiliates into the affiliate platform that you (as a merchant) are using.