ClickBank CDR

Hyphen

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What is the customer distribution limit on ClickBank? I've earned a little over $350 yet still have not met my CDR. I've looked through the FAQ and I haven't seen a figure either.
 


From the "accounting policy" link on the bottom of the "Reporting" tab in your Clickbank account:

Customer Distribution Requirement

ClickBank will withhold payment of any account balance until the following criteria is met:

* 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.

This requirement is in place to help prevent Affiliates from abusing the ClickBank Affiliate program by using their accounts for the sole purpose of fraudulently collecting rebates and/or discounts on their own purchases.

Once you have met the Customer Distribution Requirement, your account will begin issuing payments normally, in accordance with our Accounting Policy, beginning on the next payment issuing date.

Payment Threshold

The "Payment Threshold" is a predetermined minimum amount of money you must have in your account before we cut you a check. You may select an amount from $10 to $1,000,000 as your Payment Threshold amount. The default setting is $100. We hold your payment until your payable balance reaches this amount. A $2.50 pay period processing charge is deducted from each payment we issue. To change your Payment Threshold, login to your account and select the "Account Settings" tab. Click "Edit" to the right of the "Payment Information" section. Select the "Payment Threshold" of your choice, and click the "Save Changes" button.
 
Stay with it, Hyphen. I know it's frustrating, but you will get that check. Probably sooner than you think. Just keep making sales, checking your account, and learning all you can about working with ClickBank. Trust me, getting a check from ClickBank will keep you revved up about being online.

Here's another thing: are you tracking your affiliate links? Getting the amount of money you expect for the work and time you're putting in? The hardest lesson for me to learn has been keeping an eye on how much time I spend online compared to how much I earn per hour. Find a good tracking strategy and stay with it... and monitor it.
 
Stay with it, Hyphen. I know it's frustrating, but you will get that check. Probably sooner than you think. Just keep making sales, checking your account, and learning all you can about working with ClickBank. Trust me, getting a check from ClickBank will keep you revved up about being online.

Here's another thing: are you tracking your affiliate links? Getting the amount of money you expect for the work and time you're putting in? The hardest lesson for me to learn has been keeping an eye on how much time I spend online compared to how much I earn per hour. Find a good tracking strategy and stay with it... and monitor it.
Such a late answer, but yes, I make a strong effort to track everything and ensure I got a quality ROI from any project I get involved with.

Also:
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Finally. I've been really pleased with CB so far and it's a nice way of making a little bit of passive income on the side, for me.
 
5 difrent via or master card, lets say that you have 32123 sales via paypal, dose not count!