Affiliate Payments With Paypal?

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I have a website which sells 2 products via paypal. I have some associates who want to resell my products at 20% commission. Do you know if there is a simple enough system to use in order to resell those products?

Does paypal offer a system to do this or is there a third party program which does this?
#affiliate #payments #paypal
  • Profile picture of the author Caleb Spilchen
    Hey There,

    You may want to look at Rapid Action Profits ($197), Nanacast for instant-commission solutions...

    For non instant, you can look at a bunch of them... Clickbank, PayDotCom, etc... There's a crapload.

    Caleb
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  • Profile picture of the author Istvan Horvath
    $7Script and RAP do it: they both pay affiliates directly to their paypal account.

    E.g. for 20% (which is considered quite low for digital products, btw!) both script split the sales as follows:
    1. sale > vendor
    2. sale > vendor
    3. sale > vendor
    4. sale > vendor
    5. sale > affiliate

    Note that these scripts don't "split" the payment, they split the sales.
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    • Profile picture of the author Sid Hale
      Not quite right, Istvan,

      Originally Posted by Istvan Horvath View Post

      $7Script and RAP do it: they both pay affiliates directly to their paypal account.

      E.g. for 20% (which is considered quite low for digital products, btw!) both script split the sales as follows:
      1. sale > vendor
      2. sale > vendor
      3. sale > vendor
      4. sale > vendor
      5. sale > affiliate

      Note that these scripts don't "split" the payment, they split the sales.
      With RAP, at 20%, payments would be rotated as follows:

      1. sale > vendor
      2. sale > affiliate
      3. sale > vendor
      4. sale > vendor
      5. sale > vendor
      etc.

      The affiliate is ALWAYS paid for the second sale. That way (after the first sale), the affiliate is NEVER behind.

      After sale 2, the affiliate is at 50%
      After sale 3, the affiliate is at 33 1/3%
      After sale 4, the affiliate is at 25%
      After sale 5, the affiliate is at 20% (the stated rate), and the cycle begins again.

      Hope this helps,
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      • Profile picture of the author Istvan Horvath
        Originally Posted by Sid Hale View Post

        Not quite right, Istvan,
        I stand corrected. Thank you.

        To the OP: listen to Sid, he knows better because he's the author of the script
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  • Profile picture of the author gottahave
    There are a lot of systems but WOW only 20% commission when normal is minimum 50%.

    An inexpensive system is from iDevspot.www and there are probably free ones as well. However, remember - you get what you pay for.

    Neil
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  • Profile picture of the author alexei_aus
    I forgot to mention that its a physical product
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  • Profile picture of the author kenny5
    For use with Paypal I think paydotcom.com is the best.
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  • Profile picture of the author mcmillad
    I use Omni Star for my affiliate program. I think they offer a free trial and then it is around $27 a month after that. It keeps good track with all the reports that I need.
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  • Profile picture of the author Slade556
    Not to sound redundant but I throw another hat in the ring for RAP. Its a solid product with good customer service and it should take care of your needs. Do a search on this forum for it and you will see all the several threads about it.
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