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2005-03-16, 07:53 PM
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Internet! Is that thing still around?
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Western Europe
Posts: 5
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I've had this sucker blacklisted for some time now. Try using their FHG's after having signed up using CCBill as processor, and not the standard processor of AMC...
I remember some interesting correspondance I had amonth ago about this problem, as discussed with AMC and CCBill... Look at my blacklist of who's NOT welcome at my TGP's. Just a suggestion... how to spend a lot of work, and then later, nothing but trouble and some very wrong answers. How I just hate that feeling of beeing so deply fother mucked. |
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2005-03-17, 03:47 AM
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Rock stars ... is there anything they don't know?
Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 11
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We had an issue with our FHG for those who use CCBill affiliate program with our sites - traffic sent to FHG was not count in CCBill. All signups going from FHG were counted to CCBill affiliate account although. The issue was based on the problem we could not determine who uses our own stats and who uses CCBill directly at the moment of opening our FHG - but we were able to determine it when surfer reached join page and submit webmaster's affiliate code to CCBill. We have resolved this problem by adding one more option to FHG link codes and now all webmasters using CCBill affiliate program with our sites getting link codes which allow CCBill to count all traffic correctly. Again: no signups were lost in any way - just traffic stats (FHG/FHS links for CCBill affiliates only) before we have added additional link code option. And traffic stats do not miss now as well. It is up to you to decide what do you want to do. However, it was just a misunderstanding from your side, not an our mistake or malicious action. |
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