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egi
12-08-2001, 06:39 AM
need 2-tier, different commissions for each affiliate, different commissions for amount of clicks, getway, more than 1 link for affiliates (aff_link1>getway1>domain1, aff_link2>getway2>domain2, ect.), pay data export

can't find such a script.
can you recommand one?

thanx

High Roller
12-08-2001, 08:39 AM
Highly recommend groundbreak.com
most professional i've seen.

it's about $200
but worth it
you can run payroll and add different domains, maybe the only professional one i've seen

go to my site www.onewebsite.com (http://www.onewebsite.com)
signup as an affiliate
to see an sample

toker
12-08-2001, 12:27 PM
The good stuff you wont get for $200 and what that groundbreak sells is just a fancy ranking/toplist script modified to count CTR value.

There are way better programs or you can buy cheap and the cheaters will love you for it after they run you in the ground. The ULTIMATE AFFILIATE does look nice but looks arent everything in this biz thats the first thing you need to learn.

toker
12-08-2001, 12:31 PM
BTW candidclicks will sell theirs for $10k i believe there must be a reason it has that price tag and all other big ones use custom made programs also.

candidpublishinginc
12-08-2001, 02:25 PM
Originally posted by toker:
<STRONG>BTW candidclicks will sell theirs for $10k i believe there must be a reason it has that price tag and all other big ones use custom made programs also.</STRONG>

Thanks for the plug toker :) Toker is right....a $200 script will do you NO good. :)

Our system has several unique anti cheater controls to ensure that you don't pay those pesky hitbot cheaters.

$tandaman
12-08-2001, 05:41 PM
We have a per signup/click script and it's no 200$ either, but it's built to work
our's is $7500. It's build to work with multiple servers and easily scalable.

candidpublishinginc
12-08-2001, 05:47 PM
Originally posted by $tandaman:
<STRONG>We have a per signup/click script and it's no 200$ either, but it's built to work
our's is $7500. It's build to work with multiple servers and easily scalable.</STRONG>

What makes or breaks click thru software is it's cheater protection. If your system relies only on conversions to protect against hitbots, it's not a good script. ;)

$tandaman
12-08-2001, 06:24 PM
Of course, cookies, ip's and sessions tracking are good for that :) and thats what we utilize.

candidpublishinginc
12-08-2001, 06:54 PM
Originally posted by $tandaman:
<STRONG>Of course, cookies, ip's and sessions tracking are good for that :) and thats what we utilize.</STRONG>

You're way off my friend. ;) Although that's good basic cheater protection, it's not going to help you against more advanced cheaters out there. :)

egi
12-09-2001, 06:49 AM
and what do you think about 3rd party
tracking like affiliatetracking . net or
ctc?

candidpublishinginc
12-10-2001, 09:26 AM
Originally posted by egi:
<STRONG>and what do you think about 3rd party
tracking like affiliatetracking . net or
ctc?</STRONG>

Third party tracking programs like CTC or Sexadnet are bad news. They do not have the level of cheater protection our software does.

I'll admit that 3rd party tracking programs like CTC are good if you own your own paysites, but if you want to be a traffic broker they are bad news.

We developed our own click thru software for Candid Clicks for a reason. :) None of the "canned" solutions out there had what we needed.

Ravo
12-10-2001, 11:15 AM
I have to agree with Candid. We used CTC for over 2 years, but now use a custom solution. CTC has poor cheater protection, and customer support was mediocre, at best.

If you are going to be running a click-thru program, anti-cheater measures should be your number one priority.

toker
12-10-2001, 12:14 PM
Well if you use a $200 solution just tell me where to signup once its ready since im sure it will only do first page hits and i could make a sweet fortune. ;)

John_Little
12-10-2001, 06:26 PM
EGI,

Check out X3 Scripts partner software:
http://x3scripts.com?littlejohn

Hope this helps.

John