lol, maybe post the whole article?
I thought I got the banner when I took that. It's from profitaddictions blog.
lol, maybe post the whole article?
Obviously in this case the numbers spoke, the iframing that was done for 2 days was probably done longer as the advertiser said it was no good which prompted them to find the page.
I thought I got the banner when I took that. It's from profitaddictions blog.
So the advertiser found his page... and they told copeac they werent going to pay for the leads... but they showed proof, right? shouldnt have copeac seen the webpage? or do you just take the advertisers word for it ?
legally earned commissions
It broke the offers TOS and if you expect anyone to believe you otherwise without proof you're fucking retarded. Your word means nothing over Mike's word and Mike's word means nothing over yours.
What I don't get is why you're still in here posting. Get over it and go back to work. Apparently you (or the OP, but chances are you're the same person) know how to do PPC like uber-fucking-good so get on with it.
Don't like Mike? Don't work with him...
Don't like the advertiser? Don't work with him...
Move on, take the loss, and stop burning all your bridges. I don't know about anyone else but I take note of all the whining retards here and whenever I get a PM asking a question, a tweet trying to be funny, or an AIM trying to say hi I ignore it.
...And so do a lot of others here.
No one cares about you losing a few thousand by admittedly doing something you shouldn't of (even if there were no TOS). Yes, the advertiser will take any chance they can get to take their money back so they get more profits. Just like networks that aren't raking in the rebill monies. That's the nature of the biz.
Let it go, dude.
I had a commission of $30,000+ withheld from me about 3 years ago because I was bidding on a trademark term that I wasn't suppose to (I didn't know about it). The term couldn't of amount to even $100 in revenue but they still refused to pay me. The best thing to do is just move on and focus on making even more money, right now I don't deal with that network anymore and they lost out on some pretty heavy revenue from me.
I hope Copeac will not work with such advertiser in future. He (advertiser) is the most shadiest in this case.
Networks are bent over for any advertiser right now since the rebill (alleged) crash.
What really killed the facts of this issue is when Jon banned the OP, and well at that point whatever Mike said would be believed, since there wouldn't be any rebuttals. Not a stab at him or anything, as I love COPEAC, but I'm just saying.
wut? you earned $30k that only resulted in $100 in revenue for the advertiser? thats kinda jacked up
anyways... I agree with everything ProfitAddiction has already said. Dude didnt even break any terms and he's out all his PPC costs. Thats fucked up for the advertiser to charge back all those leads because they were obviously good. he ran it for 3 weeks for god sakes, that tells you right there.
I hope he gets his money. Cash flow is the single biggest obstacle I've faced and if an advertiser stiffed me like that I'd be out for blood.
I had a commission of $30,000+ withheld from me about 3 years ago because I was bidding on a trademark term that I wasn't suppose to (I didn't know about it). The term couldn't of amount to even $100 in revenue but they still refused to pay me. The best thing to do is just move on and focus on making even more money, right now I don't deal with that network anymore and they lost out on some pretty heavy revenue from me.
Definitely not worth involving lawyers for $3-4k but small claims court may be an option. Consider suing for damages or lost wages as them holding on to your money has impacted your earning potential.
If Copeac got paid for any portion of your traffic and you can have your friend send an affidavit that there were NO offer terms & conditions when you promoted, you may have a case.
For starters, I would hold on to every email or im chat you had with Copeac employees. Of importance is the one where an employee stated 1 weeks worth of traffic would be scrubbed. If at that time, the t&c stated they would scrub all your leads, why did the employee say only 1 week? Sounds to me like he was making a good faith estimate in absence of any real t&c.
Copeacs premise is that although you generated this revenue, you abused the T&C's. They would have to establish as their defense that the t&c existed at the time you promoted since you have an affidavit and your sworn testimony saying it didn't. It would then come down to who the judge believes the most.