Comments on: ClickBank Customer Service Enhancements

By: Kashif Azeem

Kashif Azeem — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 11:37:07 +0000

Thanks alot for adding Pakistan in list, I was waiting long for this. Can we (people from Pakistan) know undoz in clickbank so we will enlisted in Clickbank.

Regards.
Kashif Azeem
kash1f

By: Beau Blackwell, ClickBank

Beau Blackwell, ClickBank — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 16:55:19 +0000

Sara and Yasir,

You’ll be happy to know that we’ve just added Pakistan to our country list, so we can now accept clients in Pakistan. We look forward to working with you.

Thanks,
Beau

By: sara

sara — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 14:03:19 +0000

I would also like to comment on the fact that Pakistan is not included in the list of CB countries.
Although pakistan has millions and millions of internet users CB can benefit from

By: Yasir Adnan

Yasir Adnan — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 18:50:50 +0000

My comment is regarding policy of clickbank for not including Pakistan in their list.I appeal to clickbank administratoristrators for revision of their policy.Because Pakitan is fast growing country in the bussiness of internet use. so it is unjust not to providing this facility to people of Pakistan.

By: Tom D, ClickBank Security Manager

Tom D, ClickBank Security Manager — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 16:46:21 +0000

ClickBank uses fraud detection systems that take a wide variety of factors into account when determining from which countries we can accept publishers and affiliates. Unfortunately, at this time Pakistan, among other countries, does not meet one or more fraud prevention standards we have in place to protect ClickBank, our publishers, and our customers. However, we are constantly monitoring and evaluating every country so that we can allow more publishers and affiliates into our network when fraud levels in a particular country become acceptable, as recently happened with Malaysia. We apologize for any inconvenience, and hope that we will be able to add Pakistan and other countries to the ClickBank network soon.

By: syed mustansar hussain

syed mustansar hussain — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 05:23:28 +0000

hi
I am from Pakistan.I like clickbank very much but i have a big issue related to clickbank and that is ,Pakistan is not yet listed in the countries list of CB,which is very unfortunate and and injustice.i do not know why the clickbank policy regarding this issue,but i can say only one thing ,we are directly suffering from this policy.I extremely would like to request and apologize to clickbank to include immediately the Pakistans name in their countries list.it is very serious issue for us.Pakistan is a sixth biggest nation in the world and there is over 30million online users in Pakistan.so please resolve this big issue immediately ,we all Pakistanies will be very thankful to you.ok bye

By: Kathleen VanBeekom

Kathleen VanBeekom — Fri, 02 May 2008 16:51:38 +0000

Have you thought about having a 2-level affiliate pay plan? Such as if we introduce other people to join Clickbank as affiliates, then we could also earn a small portion of sales made by them. This would encourage the master affiliates to offer help to their sub-affiliates, therefore more people would be better able to bring in more sales, AND earn MORE than 75% commissions…for example, if sellers were offering 75% to the first-level affiliates AND 5% to their sub-affiliates, this would be a lot more effortless money to the first level AND more sales brought in for the sellers, sales made by more well-trained people because the 2nd level would be getting advice from the first level. Suppose the 75% commission is $36.75 on a $49 sale, and the 2nd level 5% commission is $2.45…if the first-level person makes 1 sale daily AND has 10 sub-affiliates making 1 sale daily, that would be an additional $24.50 for the first-level person. The additional 5% would come from the seller, NOT subtracted from the 75% commissions to the first level affiliate. The sellers may at first think that they’ll be losing an additional 5% of their income BUT in reality, they’ll have a large group of sub-affiliates who are receiving help from their first level affiliates, this will amount to more sales which will more than cover the additional 5% output of commissions by the seller in the longterm.

By: Wilson

Wilson — Fri, 02 May 2008 01:24:03 +0000

I live in Montevideo Uruguay, South americas. How to subscribe
to an account Clickbank
Uruguay is not in the box

By: Jen Johannsen, ClickBank

Jen Johannsen, ClickBank — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 17:05:02 +0000

Hi Gary,

Thank you for your post! The main reason why we don’t make hoplinks that go directly to the order page is because we feel it is very important for the customer to see the description of the product that the publisher has created. If a hoplink by-passes the Publisher’s Pitch Page, the customer may not know exactly what they are purchasing until the sale is complete.

Another reason it is important for customers to see the publisher’s Pitch Page before purchasing is that ClickBank reviews every publisher Pitch Page to make sure it meets our editorial and regulatory standards. Unfortunately, this is not possible with affiliate pages or links.

An example of how this could be a problem is if an affiliate claimed that a product had a lifetime warranty, when in reality all ClickBank products only have an 8-week warranty. The publisher’s page would have explained this, but there’s no way for the customer to know this if they skip that page.

I hope that helps explain why our hoplinks work the way they do!

Thanks,

Jen

By: Scott

Scott — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 18:56:32 +0000

Hi,
Any chance you guys will ever go to electronic transfers?

I know you guys must make a lot of money charging $2.50 to send a check, but you are the only affiliate company that still uses snail mail to send me a check. What a waste of time and resources.

Let’s join the 21st century, OK?

Scott