If you need to contact me please do not use the Warrior Forum PM system. I am no longer using the forum on a regular basis except as needed to manage existing products and to access previously paid products. PMs may no longer be answered as a result.

Instead:

For product support requests please use the support desk listed for your particular product. If none is listed, or you are unsure, use this support site.


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Folks - quit bitching and start making money.

Good gosh. For the last year there has been thread after thread complaining about the forum and how it isn't the same since Allen sold it.

Guess what? Allen hadn't been active for years. Sure, Freelancer could learn a thing or two (or three or four) about running a forum, but why let Freelancer dictate your business?

None of the changes that have been made should seriously affect you.

Then there...

I have one dollar offers running on Warrior Payments and Warrior Plus.

From the $1 purchase PayPal takes 33 cents as its fee: 30 cents plus 2.9 percent. A heft chunk for a small purchase.

Warrior Payments charges 2% or 2 cents. That leaves a net profit per sale of 65 cents.

WarriorPlus charges 10 cents plus 3.9% or 14 cents. Big difference.

Additionally, the minimum affiliate commission in Warrior Plus is 5%, which the service takes for itself...

There is a new forum thread about Facebook permanently terminating an advertising account for linking to ClickBank.

The posted story is a Facebook representative said Facebook is trying to clean up its ads. Apparently, be more like Google.

For years, if you direct linked to ClickBank from an AdWords ad it has practically been an automatic ban and account termination.

The AdWords experience should have been the lesson, but apparently it needs to keep being...

I received an interesting question from one of my Internet Marketing Law Center members about whether the US Can-Spam law applies if they access thousands of website contact forms and send advertising messages through these forms.

Many of us are well aware of this type of spam.

The answer is yes.

By accessing a website, and a contact form on the website, you know your transmission is intended to create an electronic message that is being received by someone....