Long time aff's earnings

[LuKenGas]

If OP wanted to tell he would have by now stop asking him to disclose the program, he must have his reasons not to be telling the world

[Toons-man]

The program might have already been called out why the OP stopped replying

[monsta]

The program might have already been called out why the OP stopped replying

Or changed their position so he is all set now

[bestfreeporn]

The program might have already been called out why the OP stopped replying

One possibility but still curious which sponsor this is.

[24alex]

They must be going broke no other explanation

[pokerking]

They must be going broke no other explanation

going going gone

[Skinner]

If people who have bad experiences with sponsors mention the sponsor we can avoid falling into the same trap.

[fetishnews]

Weird he never said who the sponsor was

[CanadianChick]

I hope he is well

[Webby]

If people who have bad experiences with sponsors mention the sponsor we can avoid falling into the same trap.

[24alex]

Does any body here know who is running the site now and if they want to sell it?

[TheButcher]

Does any body here know who is running the site now and if they want to sell it?

I will email him ask

[pussyhunter]

Does any body here know who is running the site now and if they want to sell it?

I will email him ask

will be curious to see what he wants for the site I might be interested.

[Aleks]

If you launched a site in 2002 and an affiliate signed up to your program a few months later..and that affiliate, not a whale had to date generated over $300,000 in sales, with two accounts they have in total.

But the last few years their sales have dropped drastically would you notify that aff they had become non productive and their WL account that their rep specifically invited that aff to join, that their WL could no longer be supported.

Even though they are still generating sales but nowhere close to what they had been..would you be threatening to close their account when they have been in good standing with no TOS violations ever.

WHo wishes they had any nonproductive aff who had generated over $300K with no support from you much at all except to as payment questions now and then?


Or if a aff has generated $15 -,$16k a year on average for 19 years etc would you be telling them anything like this the TOS of the contract states either aff or company can terminate the contract at any time for any reason, but you would think the reason would need to be valid, right?

This has to be rare for any affiliate to even produce $3,000 in sales. How did the affiliate make so much in sales, was it spammig.

[badkitty]

If you launched a site in 2002 and an affiliate signed up to your program a few months later..and that affiliate, not a whale had to date generated over $300,000 in sales, with two accounts they have in total.

But the last few years their sales have dropped drastically would you notify that aff they had become non productive and their WL account that their rep specifically invited that aff to join, that their WL could no longer be supported.

Even though they are still generating sales but nowhere close to what they had been..would you be threatening to close their account when they have been in good standing with no TOS violations ever.

WHo wishes they had any nonproductive aff who had generated over $300K with no support from you much at all except to as payment questions now and then?


Or if a aff has generated $15 -,$16k a year on average for 19 years etc would you be telling them anything like this the TOS of the contract states either aff or company can terminate the contract at any time for any reason, but you would think the reason would need to be valid, right?

This has to be rare for any affiliate to even produce $3,000 in sales. How did the affiliate make so much in sales, was it spammig.