So many programs that close because they can not pay their NATS license fee
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fappmaster
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So many programs that close because they can not pay their NATS license fee
So many programs that close because they can not pay their NATS license fee, from what the error page says when NATS deisables their script for non-payment, example screwmoney.com that is down.
"NATS (v4.1.22.2) LICENSE
This Version of NATS is licensed to:
SB Entertainment Ltd
screwmoney.com
This Version has EXPIRED!
The license is overdue for more than 120 days. This copy of NATS has been disabled.
Modules
Gallery Builder: NO
BYOA: NO
Content of The Day: NO"
NATS gives the site owners 120 days grace period to renew, so my suggestion to these programs that can not afford the NATS license fees are, why not go with CCBill or any other billing company that does not charge an annual fee for their services.Why let the program die for a few bucks.
"NATS (v4.1.22.2) LICENSE
This Version of NATS is licensed to:
SB Entertainment Ltd
screwmoney.com
This Version has EXPIRED!
The license is overdue for more than 120 days. This copy of NATS has been disabled.
Modules
Gallery Builder: NO
BYOA: NO
Content of The Day: NO"
NATS gives the site owners 120 days grace period to renew, so my suggestion to these programs that can not afford the NATS license fees are, why not go with CCBill or any other billing company that does not charge an annual fee for their services.Why let the program die for a few bucks.
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I'm with you on that
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You would think site owners would realize times are getting tough for them and make arrangements, but maybe they never did well and figured let the affiliate program go and keep the re-bills without paying the affiliates. In many cases the actual membership sites are still up and running.fappmaster wrote: ↑August 17th, 2020, 11:20 am
NATS gives the site owners 120 days grace period to renew, so my suggestion to these programs that can not afford the NATS license fees are, why not go with CCBill or any other billing company that does not charge an annual fee for their services.Why let the program die for a few bucks.
Amen
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Nats needs to rethink their pricing so sites can stay alive using heir software, this is not 2000 any more.
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This is sad for the sponsors and the affiliates
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idea talk to TMM see if they can give you a break if you are having a hard time paying the fee?
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If a couple of thousand bucks is going to cause a site to close up they have no business to begin with.
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No matter what happens CCbill is still there and free to setup
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At times NATS forgets to remove the lock after the fee has been paid ! so if you don't notice it stays there.
IMO NATS is far fucking overpriced anyway and TMM has way too many fucking bugs and a very funky way of setting shit up plus some of their terminology is not the same hence adding to the confusion... I have extensively used both in the past and both can be a very steep learning curve not as steep as the fees though lol
IMO NATS is far fucking overpriced anyway and TMM has way too many fucking bugs and a very funky way of setting shit up plus some of their terminology is not the same hence adding to the confusion... I have extensively used both in the past and both can be a very steep learning curve not as steep as the fees though lol
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Colmike7
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Thank you, glad I'm not the only one.. :pAndyR wrote: ↑August 25th, 2020, 4:30 pm
IMO NATS is far fucking overpriced anyway and TMM has way too many fucking bugs and a very funky way of setting shit up plus some of their terminology is not the same hence adding to the confusion... I have extensively used both in the past and both can be a very steep learning curve not as steep as the fees though lol
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They still have a rep?
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Any one know the cost for NATS?
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Jessup
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simple start and stick to ccbill problem solved.