The Reason I got Denied

[shesowicked]

Right now, Im here in the United States visiting my sister, im actually from the South East Asia. Recently, I applied to 2 affiliate networks and automatically got denied, I think the reason is that I used my country of birth place on my application, and the cpa network (maybe) sniffed up my ip address here in the US.

I have this itch to apply as early as now, so that I can make money, collect checks when I get back home and continue my campaigns. Ill be heading back to my country next month.

question, is there any way I could get accepted to a cpa network NOW with my current situation? and please dont tell me I have to wait till next month.

AM's? anyone?

Thanks in advance,
jay

 

[knukk]

Call them.

 

[Goodcat]

Just call them and explain what you just did, and they should let you in.

 

[kimboslice]

 

[MaxSteve]

Absolutely call the networks in question and explain what's going on. I realize that three people posted the same thing before me, but I'm telling you as a network, it's the way you'll get reconsidered.

 

[mkrongel]

call, chances are you were denied for the ip address issues

 

[Travis_Ecomlead]

Yep. In most cases if your IP address is set for a different country then your address its an auto denial. If you call and everything else matches up, you can usually get approved.

 

[drunkenmantis]

calling is good - DO IT - but there could be more to it - the network may have sent you a reason as to why you were rejected, something like your website was down when they looked at it etc... whatever... bottom line most networks send you a reason why, so double check - it may not be an IP issue. I would also write in to their "support or info@dumbnetwork.com"... Networks tend to get a lot of fraud signups and the addresses are usually in asia, if we see that email and we see that you are actually trying to do things properly than netowrks will go out of their way to help you, but the networks that get more than 40 signups / day probably 15 of them are ppl with asian addresses pure trying to fruad.

 

[MaxSteve]

I would also write in to their "support or info@dumbnetwork.com

I wouldn't suggest you waste too much time with an e-mail to a generic support e-mail address. It's way too easy for a fraudulent applicant to obtain a canned e-mail to make it look like they are legit. They're already doing it over the phone, so faking out a nice looking e-mail would be simple.

A phone call is the only sure way to get reconsidered. It shows you are serious about wanting to be part of the network and a bit of back and forth between you and the AM should be enough to prove that you are legitimate affiliate marketer looking to get into the network.

 

[shesowicked]

hey thanks for the replies, ill be calling the 2 networks today for reconsideration.. again, thanks

 

[Webtistic]

So, how did you get on?