PayPal for WSO Affiliates?

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Hey Guys...

I am soon to launch a WSO and I'm torn between using PayPal and Clickbank as the merchant to pay any and all affiliates...you see the frontend is going to be 100% commissions...and thats my beef if you will...

How does the affiliate receive the money via MY Paypal account OR theirs like I said they receive all the profits on the frontend...I also can't understand HOW refunds would work if the money goes straight to the affiliate as this won't be split pay they get ALL the profits on the WSO!

Can someone please advise?

Thanks John.
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  • Hi John,

    You can use one of the networks such as Warriorplus and JVZoo which use PayPal so that you will not worry about how to handle the product delivery or affiliate payments or refunds. In such systems, you define a percentage for affiliates and they get the commission automatically when a sale occurs (in case you use adaptive payments option). When a buyer asks for a refund, you process it via the network interface and the commission from the affiliate is also refunded to the buyer automatically.
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    • JV Zoo actually crossed my mind...just wasn't sure how that worked with a WSO...heres the thing I will be offering 100% on the WSO so if I can set up *Warrior Plus* or *JVZoo* and I'm assuming that JV Zoo use PayPal as the payment processor standard...

      If so that means JV Zoo pays the affiliate ALL the profits (set at 100% commission) then where ALL refunds are concerned JV Zoo approaches the affiliates outside of me....remember I received NO money...

      # Do I get notified of a refund even though the WSO profit goes to the affiliate?
      # what if the affiliate doesn't refund?

      Just wanted this clarified in stone?

      PS...Never used JVZoo to sell...thats why I didn't know you could set it all up including PayPal!

      Sorry read it over again...

      Of course JVZoo notifies me of refund I log into JVZoo account and process it then JVZoo does the rest!

      Got you now just one thing like I stated what if the affiliate doesn't refund...what happens then?

      Thanks John.
  • With Clickbank, vendors can normally only offer commissions up to 75%. Therefore if offering the 100% upfront is an important factor, then Clickbank may not be suitable, unless you want them to receive the 75% via clickbank, and then you send the difference to the affiliate separately.

    This is possible by setting up an Affiliate Referral Contract with each affiliate. See the Contracts section and read up on it via Clickbank as it's a whole other book.
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  • Hi,

    I use Warrior Plus.

    It's great for listing your WSO, allowing affiliates to access their links,
    get their payments etc.

    IT DOES EVERYTHING FOR YOU IN THE BACKGROUND.

    You add your Paypal email into the listing and that links everything together.

    You can either pay for your listing or go the FREE route and Warrior Plus
    takes a small fee for every sale that is made.
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  • My personal experience says Clickbank s the best option. There are more affiliates that could be interested to promote your product.
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  • John,

    When you, as the seller, refund a purchase in JVZoo, the funds from the affiliate's account are automatically sent back to the customer. This was the system the last time I checked. You may want to confirm it yourself.
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    • Cool...I just didn't want to launch the product and find when it received a refund I had to approach the affiliates personally thats great...sorry for messing you about but just to clarify PayPal is the payment processor?

      You've been a star Thank You...John.
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