Is adult friendfinder really a scam

[ronnie]

I've always gotten paid on time without a problem. I've only contacted them a couple times over the years and seems they responded pretty quick if I remember right.

ronnie

[melloman]

Amazing.. I finally got a reply.. Now they said in their records I never had an account with them. Wierd because I still recieve all there emails sent to my email on all the programs I send traffic to. I still have all my account affiliate codes etc. Wonder what happened..Do they just delete accounts when they don't feel like paying?

[BlackCrayon]

one of their terms says they have the right to close your account if you stop sending traffic. which i think its total bullshit. no one should have to lose out on rebills just because they chose to no longer actively promote a program. this could of been what happened but i don't know.

[lassiter]

Originally Posted by BlackCrayon

one of their terms says they have the right to close your account if you stop sending traffic. which i think its total bullshit. no one should have to lose out on rebills just because they chose to no longer actively promote a program. this could of been what happened but i don't know.

This isn't totally unheard of, although it sucks. iBill (eek!) pulled that one on us when we switched billing companies a couple of years ago (in my old "primary producer" paysite days). We were told in no uncertain terms that our rebills for sales through iBill would be forfeited if we were no longer sending them new sales. One of the many companies that iBill's ownership was passing through did finally release that money around 18 months later, so all's well that ends well, I suppose. But that's one of several reasons I shed few tears for iBill's near-demise. Karma catches up.