"I was promoting max bounty for IRS debt consolidation. I only used banner ads on my blog which happens to be the number one site in google for a search term related to IRS debt. I was earning rather well with a couple of leads per day then I log in to my account and all my pending commissions were gone and they refused to pay me. They didn't ban me and even said I could continue to run the offer if I changed the quality of my leads. Now I can't control how well a person who finds my site via google and clicks on a banner ad of their own free will and fills out an offer fits what the advertiser is looking for. So basically they screwed me out of a few thousand dollars and think I'm dumb enough to keep letting them do it. Posted by: Ken Price January 11, 2010, 2:58 pm" Ken, Was there a telephone conversation / exchange of emails involved with your complaint? Could you please elaborate? Your post does not quite back up your accusations. Your post seems like it could alegedly tarnish a good company like MaxBounty's reputation, but you state no factual information to back up your claims. Were you in fact violating MaxBounty's terms of service?

Posted by: phil p
April 9, 2010, 6:29 pm

Ken, Was there a telephone conversation / exchange of emails involved with your complaint? Could you please elaborate? Your post does not quite back up your accusations. Your post seems like it could alegedly tarnish a good company like MaxBounty's reputation, but you state no factual information to back up your claims. Were you in fact violating MaxBounty's terms of service?

Posted by: phil p
April 9, 2010, 6:32 pm

Here are my numbers (as reported by Max-Bounty) for the past two weeks, while I was promoting 8 of Max-Bounty's offers. Clicks: 68,978 Action: 4 I've had dozens of my Twitter followers tell me that they signed up for at least one offer. Max-Bounty credits me with only four. That's four out of sixty-eight-thousand, nine-hundred-seventy-eight! I've made up my mind about Max-Bounty. You draw your own conclusions.

Posted by: Lisa Palmer
April 29, 2010, 5:23 am

I just want to give a warning to all affiliates working for MaxBounty. I don't want to write my issue in detail bu they are scammer and they wont pay you if you are making something noticeable, if you make less money they will keep paying you. They owe me $5324 and I know that they wont pay since my account was shut down on the pay day. LOL... A lot of affiliates got their accounts shut down on the pay day or around, because its what they normally do that want us keep making money for them and obviously if they shut down before pay day then we wont send any more traffic. They are big frauds and GOD wont leave them. After all every one has to die one day and every religion believe that no one is going to take even a cent with him/her after death. So its obvious that this life is a temporary thing.

Posted by: Aman Zuberi
June 7, 2010, 12:48 pm

Affiliates who complain that their accounts were terminated are without fail making use of fraudulent/deceptive methods to generate fake or valueless leads for merchants. We never terminate legitimate affiliates. But don't take our word for it, do some research with Google and you'll see that in our 6+ year history, there are no complaints from legitimate marketers that their accounts were banned. Most "marketers" who complain their accounts were terminated provide few details and usually hide behind aliases because they know they've been fraudulent and hope the court of public opinion will somehow work in their favour. Case in point: Mr. Zuberi. He has provided no details on how he was delivering traffic, and in fact, there is no Zuberi in our database with a terminated account. No surprise though. I'm so sure that he was terminated with cause, that I challenge him to post his real information here, as simple as his affiliate ID. I will then reveal exactly why he was removed from the network. But I doubt we'll hear from him again as he knows he was terminated with cause.

Posted by: Steven Sauve
June 9, 2010, 10:04 am

Here's how to easily get your competitor banned from MaxBounty. 1) Set up a site with an "objectionable" video on it. 2) Place your competitor's affiliate links on it 3) Inform MaxBounty!! S-T-U-P-I-D MaxBounty is quite simply a big conundrum. It's like they have all of these offers but they don't want you to promote them with all of their restrictions. MaxBounty terminated my account for so called "Adult Traffic", which they told me was corrected 3 weeks before I was banned. Fack you MaxBounty.

Posted by: Steven
June 14, 2010, 7:08 pm

Hello MAXBOUNTY is a scam they target people on the last day or begining of the month and terminate there accounts if they have higher than normal volume my account was up to $1,600 and I got a email on the 1st of April saying my account was terminated. They offered no explanation....of course they couldn't because all my PPC marketing was legit and I spent over $500 marketing there offers only so they can pocket it. Im with Neverblue, CPALead, Clickbooth and others and have never had this problem. Stay away from them......

Posted by: Dante Rowe
April 4, 2011, 3:51 pm

This group has been a disgrace to our business community since setting up this scam shop on taylor creek drive. they are a bunch of kids that thrive off mlm type business styles and scams. Adam Maltay is one of their leading con artists who hops from job to job mlm to mlm church to church trying to learn everything he can to set up his own shop of scams he is one of several in this group of shady punks that should be run out of our community LEAVE TAYLOR CREEK, try merrivale rd with the rest of the free loading immigrants that are robbing our community and scaming our companies, no matter where you are, do bot buy into the lies behind the online effort to scam you

Posted by: R martin
September 20, 2011, 9:40 pm

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