Neverblue payout?

Yes, $25 via check once a month net 15 (15 days after the end of the current pay period).

Also, I think they do electronic payout, but I think it's like over $1000 to qualify for that.

The payout for electronic is $1000+ according to what I've read also...

I do like the net 15 though...

I would suggest setting your minimum payout to the lowest number initially. That way you can bank your first cheque as soon as possible - which is necessary for them to perform basic verification procedures.

You won't be able to move on to the electronic wire transfer until you've received and cashed a cheque.

Don't ask for PayPal payment. You won't find a single affiliate manager on Neverblue who recommends it. They don't like dealing with PayPal.

Once you start making money regularly, it's possible to get paid bi-weekly via wire. I'm currently in the process of moving across to weekly payments. But you will need to be making at least $1000 a week before you qualify for weekly pay. You also have to sustain the conversions.

Neverblue uses a 3 strike system.

If you're on the bottom payment scheme (monthly cheques) this need not apply.

But if you move on to bi-weekly, or weekly, payments - you have to generate at least $1000 in every set pay period or you'll receive a strike. Three strikes and you'll drop down to the next payment scheme plan.

So if you go three weeks of only generating $900 in a week, they'll bump you down to bi-weekly payments.

Every major affiliate likes to be paid weekly. I couldn't stand to be waiting around for a month with the kind of money I'm investing through PPC. But you will need to sustain it otherwise it's back to the monthly cheques.

That said, if you're worried about the minimum threshold being $25, I can't imagine that being an issue for now.

I see, it seems that it's indeed $25. Thanks for all the clarifications on the matter as well as the PayPal issue.

The reason why I wanted to know was because I'd like to give them a try for some low traffic side projects I have and would prefer a low payout such as $25 in order to be able to reinvest it quicker.