Credit Card Affiliate Question .. offline marketing

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Hey everyone, i'm knew on this board, and too affiliate marketing as well. I was going to post this in newbie questions, but i figured its more suitable for affiliate marketing.

anyway, i know there are many credit card affiliates out there, but i was wondering if there are any affiliates that let you market offline, and then allow you to supply them with anyone that signs up for the credit card.
 


pjr710 said:
Hey everyone, i'm knew on this board, and too affiliate marketing as well. I was going to post this in newbie questions, but i figured its more suitable for affiliate marketing.

anyway, i know there are many credit card affiliates out there, but i was wondering if there are any affiliates that let you market offline, and then allow you to supply them with anyone that signs up for the credit card.
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Are you "knew" "too" English as well?
 
yea but is there anyway i could have people sign up offline and then input their information without violating terms
 
memaily said:
Are you "knew" "too" English as well?
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Hey, want to know what dickroll is in Swahili? I had it translated.

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Turns out it's pretty much the same fucking thing, asshole. Maybe the OP is knew too english. Save being a grammar nazi for people offering article marketing or something else where that bullshit might actually matter.
 
pjr710 said:
yea but is there anyway i could have people sign up offline and then input their information without violating terms
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That would give you too many sign ups from the same IP. Just have them go to your LP. That may get you lower conversions. But they won't get shaved, and you won't get booted by the advertiser.
 
vinny lingo said:
That would give you too many sign ups from the same IP. Just have them go to your LP. That may get you lower conversions. But they won't get shaved, and you won't get booted by the advertiser.
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yea thats what i'm asking, are their any affiliates that allow that?
 
yea im still kind of new to affiliate marekting .. i wonder if its like that everywhere
 
nwmnwm said:
I had asked my rep at NCS about this and it is STRICTLY PROHIBITED.
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What is? Offline marketing where you take the info from the users or offline marketing in general?

How would they know where your traffic is comming from if you used p202 cloaking? Why would they care if they're making money?
 
Of course it's prohibited. It's not only a potential source of fraud for advertisers, but it also opens up issues about identity theft, since people are giving you their SSN and full personal information set.
 
johu said:
Of course it's prohibited. It's not only a potential source of fraud for advertisers, but it also opens up issues about identity theft, since people are giving you their SSN and full personal information set.
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Ok I can see why that's illegal, but is it ok to do offline advertising directed to an LP that doesn't collect anything and just moves the user along with your aff link?
 
I'd think no advertiser would ever want this for an offer that can't be incentive sized. Because they wouldn't know if you are handing the person $10 cash or something to fill out the form.

If it was to buy a product off a site you are making a % of I'm sure they would be plenty happy for you to do that.
 
pjr710 said:
yea thats what i'm asking, are their any affiliates that allow that?
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As long as the leads enter the information themselves, you should be fine.

Advertise online or offline. Let them come to your landing page and enter the information themselves.

If you collect information from them, and enter it yourself, that's when it will end up in trouble for you.

I hope this thread will not go ON and ON and ON and ON with people talking about two entirely different things (advertising offline Vs collecting information offline) and cross-replying!
 
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