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Comment on Clickbank Affiliate Marketing Scam? by Kevin Polley

Kevin Polley — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 10:57:58 +0000

Hi Alan, Clickbank are not a scam company, they will do what they can to help you, just be aware of their rules [see the thread]. (There are other companies that will allow you to sell your book.)
The smoke comes from some of ClickBank’s clients who are less than scrupulous selling sub-standard products but CB are doing lots to get rid of them. More smoke comes from people who buy products but don’t bother to read the emails they get or mis-understand the role of CB and assume that CB are the bad guys because CB processed a payment.

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Comment on Clickbank Affiliate Marketing Scam? by Alan V

Alan V — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 20:49:26 +0000

I have been pondering using Clickbank as a means to affiliate market a book but remain unsure if it is a complete scam and worth the trouble. Sitting on a fence, thinking about the old saying that where there is smoke there is usually fire.

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Comment on Google Metaweb: Semantic Open Linked Data Boost by Structured Web

Structured Web — Sat, 08 Oct 2011 09:14:28 +0000

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Motivation – Martin Avis | The Seminarz — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 17:59:59 +0000

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Comment on Beyond Social Network Marketing and SEO for Business by Kevin Polley

Kevin Polley — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 20:51:00 +0000

Hey Jeffrey, thanks for taking the time to read through and watch. Things have moved on lots in the past three years, Google and other search companies are using semantics in their search and there are some interesting developments in the social sphere that are semantic in origin. The web can think for itself and marketers really do need to stop and think if that next piece of data the add to the web is actually adding value. ?

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Comment on Beyond Social Network Marketing and SEO for Business by Jeffrey Kistner

Jeffrey Kistner — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 16:52:26 +0000

Hello Kevin, Thank you for taking the time to explain semantics. Great video! I’m going to watch it again. Keep writing. There real is nothing like this…

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Thu, 25 Aug 2011 11:09:06 +0000

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Comment on Clickbank Affiliate Marketing Scam? by Kevin Polley

Kevin Polley — Sat, 20 Aug 2011 11:08:24 +0000

Yes Paul you do qualify to become a member of the “I don’t like officious organisations that are too big for their boots and I really think action needs to be taken against organisations that have unreasonable and unrealistic terms and conditions.” – Thanks for stopping by!
It’s a pity ‘they’ don’t always follow the basic rules and bend them in a deliberate and flagrant manner without apologising for their actions when they cause genuine hardship to people.

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I want a button to press that does it all for me — Sat, 20 Aug 2011 00:14:58 +0000

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Comment on Clickbank Affiliate Marketing Scam? by paul

paul — Sat, 20 Aug 2011 00:03:40 +0000

For a moment there I was shocked as I didn’t remember writing this “I’ll be upfront here … I don’t like officious organisations that are too big for their boots and I really think action needs to be taken against organisations that have unreasonable and unrealistic terms and conditions.” and I didn’t but I could have becuase Paypal is my problem, and has been for a while now, and for those that don’t know, Paypal sell customer details to list marketers and I do not care what they say, they do.

I had 2 accounts set up with them and had one difference, one had a combination of mine and my brothers birthdays in its information, and it is the only time I have ever done that, and I still get marketing calls and mail (snail type) from people wishing me a happy birthday and would you like to buy this and the brithday is for that wacko date and not my birthday. Needless to say both accounts are long cancelled as I violated their policy about giving them false personal information and then asked how much they got for my personal information as I wanted the money, after all it was my info wasn’t it.

So now that has been said, what can people who Paypal/ebay don’t like do about getting payments to clickbank, any suggestions/alternatives would be welcomed.

And for those that trust Paypal/ebay with all their personal info, I do hope you are right but you should remember that they are a corporation and their only aim in life is to make money, any way they can, and like a lotof corporations today think that it is only illegal if they get caught and they get caught by someone with deep pockets. Look at Apple, they sold devices that track and record all your personal info and they are still free, even if they committed upwards of 200 criminal offences according to one law professor who was asked his opinion.

Do i qualify as a member of the “I don’t like officious organisations that are too big for their boots and I really think action needs to be taken against organisations that have unreasonable and unrealistic terms and conditions.” Now??

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