account terminated at quickbucks :(

airdick · 2004-01-27, 07:23 PM

I signed up with Quickbucks after they introduced the program a few months ago and made a couple of galleries, freesites, and bought some galleryspots from choker promoting one of their sites. The ratios weren't great, so I left it at that and have had a couple of sales per month since then. I checked e-mail today and found out that Quickbucks has terminated my affiliate account for fraud. No further explanation was offered.

I ICQ'd hooper, who told me that my sale this week came from a stolen credit card number so they could only assume fraud. I suppose if were in a position to send more traffic they might spend a little more time to figure out if I was trying to screw them out of $25 or if I just had the misfortune of sending a crooked surfer.

Does anyone have any suggestions as to what a small webmaster can do to make sure that the programs they are working with will at least give them the benefit of the doubt if they send a fraudulent sale?

2004-01-27, 07:23 PM	#1
airdick Shut up brain, or I'll stab you with a Q-tip! Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 114	account terminated at quickbucks :( I signed up with Quickbucks after they introduced the program a few months ago and made a couple of galleries, freesites, and bought some galleryspots from choker promoting one of their sites. The ratios weren't great, so I left it at that and have had a couple of sales per month since then. I checked e-mail today and found out that Quickbucks has terminated my affiliate account for fraud. No further explanation was offered. I ICQ'd hooper, who told me that my sale this week came from a stolen credit card number so they could only assume fraud. I suppose if were in a position to send more traffic they might spend a little more time to figure out if I was trying to screw them out of $25 or if I just had the misfortune of sending a crooked surfer. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what a small webmaster can do to make sure that the programs they are working with will at least give them the benefit of the doubt if they send a fraudulent sale?