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Any "good" networks that host rebill landing pages for affiliates? (11)

10-05-2012 02:53 PM #1 fourchars (Member)
Any "good" networks that host rebill landing pages for affiliates?

I'm looking for any networks that will host LPs for US skin/diet so I can just send them clicks.

I've made tons of money over the years on US rebills but decided earlier this year to cut it all off. Got to a point where I had enough assets that the cash was not worth the FTC risk and have been focusing on other projects. However after talking to a few people and a lawyer I realize I can have my cake and eat it to if all I do is send the clicks while someone else hosts the LP so that's what I'm looking to do.

Any networks interested? I was doing about 10-15k/day revenue on skin alone the start of this year when I cut it off. Total if I can get things ramped up and with a good partner optimizing LPs/offers I could probably get back to 50k/day revenue which was where I was 2010.

10-10-2012 11:40 PM #2 thedudeabides (Moderator)

Might try here: http://stmforum.com/forum/showthread...in-Diet-offers

10-11-2012 03:50 AM #3 PhilipShapiro (Member)

So would the network get in trouble by the ftc for hosting it for you?

10-11-2012 03:58 AM #4 corp (Member)

I know of one advertiser who's hosting the LP for their Green Coffee offer, but it's a straight sale. I doubt any rebill advertisers would be willing to assume the risk.

10-31-2012 02:24 PM #5 fourchars (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by PhilipShapiro View Post
So would the network get in trouble by the ftc for hosting it for you?
Pretty much - I'm looking for someone else to take the brunt of the legal risk. It's a risk for the network (see Copeac) but I know there are people at there willing to take the risk to make the money. Also of course those outside the US.

10-31-2012 02:25 PM #6 fourchars (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by corp View Post
I know of one advertiser who's hosting the LP for their Green Coffee offer, but it's a straight sale. I doubt any rebill advertisers would be willing to assume the risk.
Can you PM contact info? I see so many Green Coffee CPS offers around I figure they must convert pretty decently which is all that matters at the end of the day for me.

10-31-2012 02:42 PM #7 dconstrukt (Member)

i spoke to a guy a few weeks ago who was STILL running a flog... but had it reviewed by an FTC attorney and it was tweaked so it's clean.

he says he's still doing really well with it.

just throwing that out there.

10-31-2012 02:57 PM #8 groomez (Veteran Member)

yep, we host one for our product. Reviewed by Aaron Kelly Law

10-31-2012 05:14 PM #9 nusolutionz (Veteran Member)

even if they host the LP for you the bottleneck is the traffic source..they will give away your details if the FTC requests it. not sure who is liable then but if a good laywer gives you green light for it you should be fine.

10-31-2012 05:59 PM #10 bizman007 (Member)

If you run Rebills and you are worried about FTC compliance there are some main guidelines you should follow.

Collect real images and testimonials and comments from the advertisers, and get affidavits if you can.

Use a clearly visible (Disclosure: this website is compensated for clicks and purchases from this website. The reviews, images, and testimonials are real and provided by actual customers of these products.) Something along those lines will work fine.

So that's the biggest thing is using a Disclosure, and using real reviews. Also list the terms and conditions of the Rebill as well at the bottom. The FTC is concerned that you are providing accurate information to consumers, and informing them that you are compensated for this website and purchases from it, because that will affect the viewpoint of some consumers. The FTC is not out to get you with Rebills as long as you follow these guidelines you should not worry about running rebills.

10-31-2012 11:46 PM #11 zeno (Administrator)

The FTC is out to protect consumers, they are the good guys in every way. As a marketer you shouldn't be trying to guide people into signing up for something with unexpected consequences, so should disclose these things. Thus, you need to use your marketing skills to overpower peoples doubts and get them to convert, rather than conversion by information omission.

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