C2M cuts referral commissions to 2%

[CygnusX]

It's taken from their margins. For math's sake, let's say the network gets $10 from the advertiser for an offer and are paying affiliates $6. If they want to work at a minimum of 20% and you get bumped, they can move you to $8 and still make their 20%.

However, if you have a referrer, your max payout will be $7.50 with $.50 going to the referrer. The network is still paying $8 on the offer in total ($7.50 for you and $.50 for the referrer) but you aren't getting everything you can. If they were to pay you $8 and your referrer $.50 they are only making 15%.

That's how I've been told it works, at least

So what happens if you're working with the default payout of $6? C2M pays the $0.12 referral commission out of their own pocket?

 

[Fellah]

Wow, I can't believe how many people defend the network. With passion too. lol

Almost as shocking is the network's response. Moral of the story, don't send referrals to this network.

 

[eugeniu]

The rev share model started some time ago when networks where getting 20-30%+ margin, now with new networks the competition is much higher in this field which is very good for us affiliates.

Delete the referral system altogether like it's now based on rev share. Switch it to a PPS model, $xxx per active referral or xx%+ from profit and it will be ok for everybody.

Bad time for johncow's

just my 2 cents

 

[Lpdesigner]

i think we're saying the same thing. sorry, according to some people here, my ghetto english is difficult to understand.

my point is, it's more beneficial to me for my referrals to collectively gross 50k in sales and earn me $2500 commission, than for me to try to earn the equivalent in rewards by pushing for 250k in sales just to win a 52" LCD TV.

you must be hmong