My success of getting approval to CPA networks as an Asian

With Maxbounty its quite simple. Your rejection should include an affiliate manager's AIM and phone number.

Take the initiative to AIM your affiliate manager and explain your situation. Most often than not, its their system that rejects you and not the affiliate manager themselves.

This is how i got into Maxbounty. I was rejected first, then i AIM my affiliate manager and the rest is history.

The think with them is that,they dont even bother to call me back or reply to me after knowing my name and accent which dont sound like American.I guess its getting more or less like CPA N/Ws like Neverblue etc will only allow Americans to make money with them,I emailed some of the affiliate managers several times,Atleast they should show the courtsey of replying back to my emails,they never did.I am still wondering if I am accepted or rejected.They dont even have that basic decency to say that.

No problem.

Try try... You will get it.

I make landing pages for offers. If we have a good landing page, we get a good Quality score in Adwords.

Yeah. They consider about traffic sources. We must tell about paid traffic. Additionally we can show Analytic report or traffic reports to AM.
In my case, I discussed about current hot offers and how I manage them with traffic sources. Then they know that I really need to join with new CPA network.

Nice to hear it from you. I hope to join to your network

Great to know that you think this way. It's really sad to see everyday 2 or 3 guys from asian countries telling about the problems that they face when trying to join networks just because of their location.

I understand that some countries may have a higher fraud incidence and networks need to protect themselves, but simply rejecting applications without even giving people a chance to tell who they are and what they're planning to do is not fair.


William

I am very sorry. EWA I had applied many times, but was refused.

There are just as many ( if not more ) FRAUDS in the 'ol USA. Just take a look at some of these guys running our government!

You have a very good blog. Have you done any promotion to get more USA visitors? That's very important to participate in CPA. You can work with profile backlinks, dofollow blog comments, Social Bookmarking and article submissions. Those free method will improve your site SERP.

If you need further help, feel free to ask any questions here. I will help you.

I'm not blaming for all networks. But some networks do it.

Because they have less knowledge. This thread has opened to improve it.

There are scammers and there is fraud across the globe, I dont think anybody is arguing with that. The problem is when there is proportionately more fraud and scamming coming from one country. Sure there may be super affiliates and completely legitimate affiliates from that country but its going to be harder to get into networks for obvious reasons. You have to look at it from the network's perspective as well.

Networks are in the business to make money just like most businesses. If they have been burned many times from fraud derived from a certain country, of course they are going to be extremely cautious in the future and may even ban any entrants from that country altogether. Even if it means losing some good potential affiliates, it doesnt mean its a bad business decision. If the good affiliates from a country earn the network $100 but the bad affiliates from the same country lose the network $120, it doesnt make sense for the network to accept folks from that country, right?

Of course there are steps that networks can take to try and prevent fraud and there are more extensive application processes that can be undertaken, but you must remember that everything is a matter of cost and benefit. Perhaps its economically beneficial to go through these steps but perhaps not.


My point is that this is a business and business is not always about being fair. The number one goal of almost every business out there is to make money. I hate to sound like a heartless guy because I'm not, but I have run and been involved with man businesses where decisions like this have to be made regularly.

On a positive note...

In my personal opinion, I dont care if you live in an underwater cave at the bottom of the ocean, its my belief that if you want something bad enough, you can get it. Sure, it may be harder and you may have to work 10x as hard as everybody else to prove to the network you are legit despite living in a cave under the ocean, but thats how it goes.

~ken

Too many of these scamming "scum bag" Nigerians ( or wherever they are located ) have given a bad name to the Internet in general by sending out those "You've won $50 MILLION DOLLARS" please give me your bank account info. so I can transfer you the money.. LOL.

I apologize to anyone here who might be Nigerian (and may take that wrong), but realize that many of these losers have made it difficult for you in the long run. It's too easy to get away with stuff over the Internet, as it can sometimes almost be impossible to track. This can cost the networks a pretty penny, I'm sure, if they trusted someone and got screwed.

It's not like they have their office address, phone #, etc. and could walk down to their place and demand payment from them, or even take any legal action.