ClickBetter Review – A Reject Shop For Affiliates!

Advantages For Affiliates

The affiliate package seemingly has some competitive advantage offers, such as;

• Many products are pre-approved, so you can sign up for free and start promoting any ClickBetter products on the same day.
• 365-day cookies.
• RevShare commission up to 80% or a flat rate CPA commission with no refunds or reserves.
• Get paid by check, direct deposit, wire transfer, Skrill, or in Bitcoin.
• Some vendors offer 2nd tier commissions, good if you have a list of affiliates so you can earn a commission on their commissions.

They're All "ClickBank Rejects"

Frankly, that's what the majority of ClickBetter products are. Sold via ClickBank 2 years ago, banned and disappeared, now reappearing on ClickBetter. In other words...outdated scam products. 

The list of top 10 products says it all... Cash Formula, Easy Retired Millionaire, Explode My Payday, Instant Email Biz, eCom Cash Bot... They all use an outdated sales page builder with fake scarcity popups, and they all falsely claim to make thousands of dollars "within the net 24 hours with only a few clicks".

Obviously they would have received numerous complaints from ClickBank purchasers and ended up in here. ClickBetter is a savior of those scammers. 

Having said that, I often see these products heavily promoted by spammers. I guess these products are still "popular" in terms of sales to this date. And that's not good, because these products are scams. That's a fact. If you have half a brain, you know these are - they tell you the product that they sell is a brand new "system" to make you a millionaire with just 15 minutes of work every day. The actual product turns out to be a decade-old affiliate marketing how-to videos. So there may be many email marketers who generate a lot of money for themselves, for the vendors, and for ClickBetter, but only by sending out deceptive email swipes incognito. They're selling scam products, they know they have to hide their identity!

Whose Side Are They On?

One of the best things about affiliate networks is that they take care of transactions as an intermediary, so if there's any trouble between the product seller, the affiliate, or the purchaser, they can intervene and make a fair decision.

However, just like any agent, affiliate networks take commissions from the registered sellers, not from affiliates or buyers. You're not their customer. Some networks totally act in favor of the sellers - and that's the problem we often seem to have with ClickBetter. The sellers pay ClickBetter 10% of the produce price plus $1 on every sale. But of course, it doesn't mean they can team up with scammers and refuse to refund for supplying inferior products.

​The complaints we've received are from those who purchased those products and about their trouble getting their money back. 

'No Questions Asked' Money Back Guarantee - Not True!

The ClickBetter's terms and conditions page (https://clickbetter.com/terms.php) says, 

​"All the products are sold with a 60-day 'no questions asked' money-back guarantee. If you're not 100% satisfied, we'll provide you with a prompt, hassle-free refund."

Clearly not the case - this is a comment I received on one of the ClickBetter product reviews. 

This person has never got back to me for an update since, but this is almost exactly what has happened to me recently. I shared my bad experience with a ClickBetter product a while ago in this post.

I purchased a product but never received it - seriously, the seller never gave me access (I would have expected a login detail and temporary password). I contacted the seller, who responded and told me to wait because the system was down. It was clear the seller was not telling me the truth, their excuses were inappropriate and unacceptable.

As a consumer, I wouldn't waste my time repeatedly arguing over the product I haven't received. So I sent a refund request to ClickBetter. What ClickBetter did was to switch my "refund request" to "support request" and simply forwarded it to the seller again. 

I contacted the ClickBetter support directly, explaining the problem in detail and asked for a refund. And this is what I received;

Low-Refund Level Unexplained

On the other hand, ClickBetter's homepage tells the potential sellers something that may sound assuring to them, but it doesn't actually quite make sense;

"Our advanced fraud management system also significantly lowers refunds and makes chargebacks almost non-existent."

We often hear about abusers who take complete advantage of the guarantee policy and repeatedly request refunds. ClickBank, for example, warns buyers in its cancellation policy that a buyer may be blocked from making future purchases if they request repeated returns. Yes, that's fair enough, abusers should be banned. 

But whatever the "fraud management system" that may be in place, (a) abusing the guarantee policy is not a fraud, and (b) that's not the point. People would request a refund because they feel the quality of the product sold via ClickBetter is not worth the price they paid for. They may ask their credit card company to chargeback only if ClickBank doesn't act quickly as promised in its terms of service. That would be their last solution, i.e. when they feel they've been scammed. 

For example, the "top 10 products" listed above - if someone totally new to an online business were tricked into buying all these 10 products, I would definitely advise them to request a refund for at least 7 of them. That wouldn't make that person an abuser, that would simply be the consumer's right.

60-Days or 30-Days?

By the way, ClickBetter's terms say that all the products were sold with a 60-day money-back guarantee, but I see some products were with a 30-day guarantee. (The screenshot is from Millionaire Biz Pro.) So if you ever buy a product via this affiliate network, I suggest that you should check the term carefully before you decide to make a purchase.

Countless good products including marketing training courses have been seen over the years, sold via Warrior Plus. The big problem is that many of the sellers are also affiliates, so they team up to repeatedly leave a "user testimonial" on each other's product sales pages. They may be genuinely endorsing each other's products, but the testimonials are not credible for that reason - as a buyer, you just cannot trust them. 

Many of the regular sellers/affiliates on Warrior Plus generate big bucks that way, so there' a high barrier to entry for new affiliates. (Again, I'm not saying every seller is!) Also, Warrior Plus admin does not get involved with refunds - buyers have to negotiate with the seller directly.

JVZoo