Considering their mobile side is extremely profitable, and that Neverblue is part of the Canadian side (and technically wouldn't directly be subject to a US bankruptcy liquidation claim if it came down to that), I doubt there is too much reason to be scared about getting paid commissions. Neverblue's biggest risk probably isn't the actual bankruptcy filing itself (which is just a parent company re-org right now, Not a liquidation) is one of perception; if the people that make the money for NB (pubs and merchants) get scared and move traffic away, then perception becomes reality, and they really could be put in financial distress pretty quick.
I talked to several people that do a lot of business with Neverblue at Adtech, and it seems that nobody had any payment issues, NB still has the same contracts and offers in place, their mobile division at least is still printing money, etc. It probably didn't help that the news came up unexpectedly right in the middle of a conference, and none of NB's top employees were made aware of the bankruptcy until that morning, but right now, this looks nothing like the financial problems that shut down other networks in the last year.
