Affiliate Marketing Tycoon

**SEbasic** · 05-08-2004, 02:16 PM

I think you're right John.

I based that "$25" on some information a friend gave me regarding a particular type of law case that people bid a lot for.

Having done the research myself, I have found that perhaps my sources were mistaken.

I apologise for the bad information.

As far as I know, the rest of my post was right though.

S

**john546** · 05-08-2004, 05:22 PM

I know that some bid prices are around $20 - $25, but that is the bid prices and not the affiliates earnings per click.

**gianni** · 05-22-2004, 06:17 AM

Another option could be using ikobo's affiliate program (www.ikobo.com, don't worry it's not an affiliate link). Maybe you haven't heard of them, neither had I two months ago, but apparently they are reliable. I first used them for online money transfer, because of the high country-coverage they had, and which I really needed. Then I discovered they also have a pretty nice affiliate program: 10 levels, 5% commission per level, up to 50% total. Also, 10$ bonus for each referral, and not limit to the width of each level. Worked out just fine in my case.
Oh, and they pay on time as well via the visa card they send you...

**john546** · 05-22-2004, 11:26 AM

It looks like I may give ikobo a try!

**Jcgeuze** · 05-22-2004, 11:42 AM

isn't that just a paypal clone?

**john546** · 05-22-2004, 12:41 PM

It maybe, but I think ikobo has been around for sometime and if they are a clone, you neve know, they could offer better services.

**gianni** · 05-24-2004, 04:19 AM

Well, I guess you can say it's a paypal clone, then again you can say that about every online money transfer company. Anyway, clone or no clone, so far I don't have any major complaints regarding ikobo so I'll keep using them for now. Oh, and if it is a paypal clone, my personal opinion is that it's better than the original.

I wish you good luck john546, I don't think you're going to need it though. Please post back and share your experience with ikobo, if you actually sign up that is.

**JohnnyG** · 07:18 AM

Hi. I am new with online payment. From the info you supplied on this thread, I understand that ikobo company is a good solution. Please tell me more details and maybe some of your experiences because I want to signup.

I understand that ikobo has no setup fee, no monthly fee, no multi currency fee and no inter country fee. How can this be possible and yet have profits. I guess they know what they are doing. If this is true, clone or not, it is a good thing business people from all around the world. From this competiton between companies, customers have the advantage.

Anyway please share some of your experience with ikobo. Thank you

**Jcgeuze** · 05-24-2004, 08:20 AM

I wouldn't be surprised if it was better then paypal. The thing is that people need to signup for these payment systems. Personally if i have to use moneybrokers or something else i simply go to another service that offers the same where i can use paypal etc.

The best thing is simply to accept credit cards.

**gianni** · 05-27-2004, 08:57 AM

In my opinion it is better than paypal. At least for their coverage and they're still better than paypal. There are also other things I think are better than with paypal.

**jamilv** · 05-27-2004, 09:37 PM

i make about $5 a click....u just need to have people click through the whole site that is advertised....i ask people politly to do it for me...and I usually make about $1.50 a click...but I only get about 10 clicks a day.

**toocool4u** · 06-02-2004, 11:25 PM

I use clixgalore but they are really crappy , i'm liking adhearus though .