Clickbank acounts

nates450r wrote:ok i understand, but when you do this do you create all the accounts with the same info (name,address,email,bank acount number..etc.....) and just change the the affiliate name????? thats what i dont understand (EXAMPLE) my name is nathan click bank does'nt pick it up if i have 5 acounts with affiliate names like this.......
nathan1
nathan2
nathan3
nathan4
nathan5
if i had 5 acounts with the above (affiliate names) can i keep all the rest of the personal info the same??? (email,bank acount number, ....etc....)

sorry if its confusing but i know like(ebay) you cant set up 2 seperate acounts with the same email listed.
(does anyone know what im trying to ask LOL)

wollowra wrote:Hi Nates,
I can not speak for Mark but I will assume he has alot of accounts to keep people guessing on what he is promoting etc..There are always people watching what he does.. hey why wouldn't you..he is a genius..lol
Just my thoughts.
Oh... You can set up multiple accounts at clickbank... but I would at least get one account earning first before signing up for another one as they do have a policy about having to have 5 separate credit card number payments to get paid.
This minimizes the chance of people using their own Credit card for buying there own products for there first few purchases etc.. strange but true.

Regards
Troy

Before getting paid you need to need to meet the Customer Distribution Requirement.

* Sales made with 5 or more different credit card numbers and
* Sales made with two different payment methods (either Visa, MasterCard, or PayPal). Note: PayPal
purchases do not count toward the minimum 5 different credit card numbers.
What this means is - at the very best - you are going to NEED FIVE SALES BEFORE YOU GET PAID.

Accounts with a positive balance but no earnings for an extended period of time are considered dormant.

Dormant accounts are subject to a charge of $1 per pay period after 90 days of inactivity, $5 per pay period
after 180 days of inactivity, and $15 per pay period after 365 days of inactivity.
So you could hit lucky on your first day as an affiliate, earn a big commission ( the maximum possible is
$100) then wait and wait for at least 4 more sales before you can get hold of your earnings. Meanwhile after 3
months of no sales deductions begin chipping away at your account.
Are you then surprised why newbies struggling to make sales become disillusioned and start to quit ?
Over 90% of ClickBank affiliates are INACTIVE.