$300 per day

I think if you're doing at least $1k per week, you should get weekly payments. So I agree... If they're not going to work with you, I'd find someone better IF you can make as much money as with them and it's not a hassle to switch over.

If you are making $300/day with this affiliate network, you should have every word of that TOS memorized.





-John

Have you actually received any payments from them yet? As long as you're eventually getting paid, I'd keep doing it.

LOL MisterWrecker you might be right...

And to answer your question Gabung it is CPA based.

Kay it's not me being paid that I am concerned with.. I know they pay.. It is the timing of the payments I have a problem with.

For one thing the company and I have the same bank, just located in different states. The payment method is ACH/Wire.

Yes getting paid is an important factor Kay, and I am not sure if you have ever ran PPC campaigns, but the problem is, this is not my only successful campaign, nor is this the only network I am working with, every dollar counts, and PPC companies take out money daily from my Debit cards. The issue is with the company tying up money for extending periods of time.

I guess it can best likened to a real estate deal in an area not affected by the recession. Sure you can get paid in the long run, and possibly a nice ROI, but is it worth tying up your money when you can be using it in other avenues making more with it.

You and I may not see 100k as little money, but I am speaking in terms of affiliate companies. This is little money compared to them.

I'm just reaching out to PPC people who have been in similar situations to gather advice.

Hello RB,

If you can leverage by using true credit cards and your experience (with the affiliate network company) that assures that you will be paid.

Getting your name on a relative's PayPAl account or credit card and always paying at least the minimum plus somethingextra, might be used.

Banks could give credit lines against assets or an acceptable business plan.

How long has the company been in business?
What is there D&B rating?

I say if you money is safe, but slow, do not reinvent he wheel.

Just figure out to keep the wheels greased.

You will be smiling nicely and often.

Ka-Ching, Ka-Ching - sounds sweet to me.

All the Best

Thanks for the advice, TheDebtEliminator,

Not sure when the company started I have been with them for 7 months. There domain says it was registered in 2006. I am currently using my debit business card, doing a similar thing. Maybe I should explore getting a true credit card issued under the business. I have overdraft protection for when PPC companies take out money that isn't there and I have a reserved amount of funds I invest. Adding 5.5% of profits to that amount each month. Thing is CPC's fluctuate, sometimes causing daily expenditures of campaigns to soar, not to mention testing other campaigns, to find other winners. What has happened as of late, is that I have incurred fees from my bank account. So I was thinking, hey, this company is really causing this hardship. Let me talk to them, and that's when I was hit with the spew of 1k per day.

And some other irrelevant chatter about old cpa days, of **** and affiliates doing 10k per day.. That I didn't care to hear, as it would not change my situation. Stopping the campaign will not make me or break me.

While I would like to keep it going, I have to come to the point, where I will just lay down a trump card. Weekly or I move campaign. I even asked about bi-weekly Was told they didn't have it. But before I did, I decided to seek advice.. Rather this was a good move/bad move.. With so many users, I figured someone has been through similar situation before, might have been more money or less.