ColoCrossing | The affiliates income has never been settled!

ibar

@ColoCrossing

I applied to withdraw AFF on August 1st, but have not received it yet. Why is your company so procrastinating?(Ticket #524144)

https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/3984328#Comment_3984328

https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/195778/is-colocrossings-affiliate-program-ineffective-withdrawals-arent-possible

Foul

lol.

gdnotme

$7

emgh

They’re probably finalizing the payments as we speak.

kvz12

Your wait time has been doubled

hsr

@ColoCrossing

Nyr

At this point, we would need to make a list of providers which do not pay their affiliates. It has always seemed like the most stupid thing to me, as those fees all come for realized sales and it will stop the affiliate from bringing further customers in the future.

I guess they just do not want to run an affiliate program.

harris1111

Hi,
Thank you for contact LowEndSupport.
After carefully checking, I found that we miss your withdrawal ticket. So your waiting time will be doubled.
reguards

yoursunny

@Nyr said:
providers which do not pay their affiliates

We participate in these hosting affiliate programs:

• NexusBytes: Received payment on PayPal within a month. Provider deadpooled shortly after.
• Webhosting24: Template payout ticket vanishes. After opening manual ticket, received payment on PayPal within a week.
• VirmAche: Have never reached threshold. Provider is in the progress of deadpooling.
• GreenCloudVPS: All sales appear to have zero commission, so that balance is zero.
• ServerFactory: Provider will only pay to EU bank accounts that we do not own. Received automatic payout to account balance. Provider is migrating to Heartbeat, which would likely result in cutting off recurring affiliate income.
• HostBrr: Received payout for both invoice payment and on PayPal within two days. Due to Blesta bug, every payout is deducted from affiliate balance twice. Right now the monthly summary email shows "amount withdrawn" greater than "current earnings".

labze

@yoursunny said:

@Nyr said:
providers which do not pay their affiliates

We participate in these hosting affiliate programs:

• NexusBytes: Received payment on PayPal within a month. Provider deadpooled shortly after.
• Webhosting24: Template payout ticket vanishes. After opening manual ticket, received payment on PayPal within a week.
• VirmAche: Have never reached threshold. Provider is in the progress of deadpooling.
• GreenCloudVPS: All sales appear to have zero commission, so that balance is zero.
• ServerFactory: Provider will only pay to EU bank accounts that we do not own. Received automatic payout to account balance. Provider is migrating to Heartbeat, which would likely result in cutting off recurring affiliate income.
• HostBrr: Received payout for both invoice payment and on PayPal within two days. Due to Blesta bug, every payout is deducted from affiliate balance twice. Right now the monthly summary email shows "amount withdrawn" greater than "current earnings".

This bug is giving me so many many headaches

anubhavhirani

I have only recommended ExtraVM to everyone and got payout few minutes after opening ticket.

davide

@yoursunny said:

• ServerFactory: Provider will only pay to EU bank accounts that we do not own. Received automatic payout to account balance. Provider is migrating to Heartbeat, which would likely result in cutting off recurring affiliate income.

TransferWise. The commission would be 1 or 2 euros.

yoursunny

@davide said:

@yoursunny said:

• ServerFactory: Provider will only pay to EU bank accounts that we do not own. Received automatic payout to account balance. Provider is migrating to Heartbeat, which would likely result in cutting off recurring affiliate income.

TransferWise. The commission would be 1 or 2 euros.

I got answer that all aff income (include those not meeting withdraw threshold) will appear as Heartbeat account balance, but there's no aff system at Heartbeat.
I have roughly €100 which will cover two renewals on my two €48 services.

Note to new providers: schedule a "migration" every few years, so that you can stop paying recurring affiliates.

davide

@yoursunny said:
I got answer that all aff income (include those not meeting withdraw threshold) will appear as Heartbeat account balance, but there's no aff system at Heartbeat.
I have roughly €100 which will cover two renewals on my two €48 services.

Less than 20% of customers renew past 6 months.

BTW reach me out via PM, I can adjust the budget.

cakeis

@yoursunny said:

@Nyr said:
providers which do not pay their affiliates

We participate in these hosting affiliate programs:

• NexusBytes: Received payment on PayPal within a month. Provider deadpooled shortly after.
• Webhosting24: Template payout ticket vanishes. After opening manual ticket, received payment on PayPal within a week.
• VirmAche: Have never reached threshold. Provider is in the progress of deadpooling.
• GreenCloudVPS: All sales appear to have zero commission, so that balance is zero.
• ServerFactory: Provider will only pay to EU bank accounts that we do not own. Received automatic payout to account balance. Provider is migrating to Heartbeat, which would likely result in cutting off recurring affiliate income.
• HostBrr: Received payout for both invoice payment and on PayPal within two days. Due to Blesta bug, every payout is deducted from affiliate balance twice. Right now the monthly summary email shows "amount withdrawn" greater than "current earnings".

Thanks for sharing this information

eb1995

I am still waiting for my ports 25 to be opened. Maybe you will get your payment before my ports are opened, who knows

default

I appreciate ColoCrossing for just one thing and one thing only: it created this forum. Other than this... nothing. At least they did one thing right by me.

techdragon

Ponzi!

lawrence

Strange

akrdev

@default said:
I appreciate ColoCrossing for just one thing and one thing only: it created this forum. Other than this... nothing. At least they did one thing right by me.

are u sure that this forum was created by ColoCrossing ?