ecchi |
2013-02-03 05:10 AM |
I guess it depends on the type of program. For example: If you were using my eBooks affiliate program and offered some kind of incentive for each sale I would not mind (provided it did not result in chargebacks). However if I was buying advertising from you on a PPC basis, I would be very unhappy if I found out that you were paying people to click on my links, or giving them some other bonus to do so.
Similarly, way back when I ran a website with an affiliate program, I would not have minded you paying/gifting people who signed up through you, because I paid affiliates percentage of whatever the members they signed up paid. However I am guessing that those sponsors who pay an enormous amount for signups and no revshare (i.e. pay you for introductions) would be angry, because such members would be unlikely to stay members for long. The same thing probably applies to those sites who pay you for people who sign up for free memberships or low price trial memberships.
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