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Originally Posted by Greenguy
That's an OLD account number (seeing as mine is 75128)
Don't take this the wrong way, since I love both parties involved  But when was the last time you used the account?
I could be wrong (and have been in the past on numerous occasions) but didn't ARS get rid of a lot of inactive accounts back in 2003 when the big changes happened?
Right or wrong, sponsors, boards, paysites, etc. delete accounts that haven't been active in X amount of days/months/years - especially if there's a big server or database move & they don't want to spend time importing dead accounts.
Just a thought
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Jay - I've had to call ARS in the past & they were very helpful.
If it's the W9 thing, just print one up form the IRS website & fax it into:
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ARS rep says they dont delete accounts. I say bullshit and that they have deleted mine. And yes it is an old account one of the very first I created.
My original point was how it amazes me that someone would delete any affiliate account knowing the cost of acquring an affiliate is rather steep.