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I am looking for a good affiliate program to refer customers who want to buy PCs.

Please don't suggest CJ, LinkShare, etc..

What else is there? Who do you use? What do you recommend?
 
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What about TigerDirect.com, I believe they are linkshare, but they are a good one. I wish we had a program that sold PC's on our network so I could plug the crap outta it right now. LOL. :)


But seriously, TigerDirect.com. :) Good luck!
 
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Tigerdirect.com or .ca are very good PC affiliates, I don't know who wouldn't buy from them, their prices are so unbelievably good. :xf.love:
 
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with linkshare do you have to make a channel per domain or can you use the same links across any domain....????

new to linkshare
 
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I thought he was not interested in linkshare
 
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y u dun like CJ ?
 
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Try the Ebay affilate program, if they don't go through CJ or LinkShare.

Any major PC manufacturer is going to use something like LinkShare of CJ.

Amazon.com sells PCs and they use a homebrew affiliate program. Though the commission is 4% and jumps to 6% once you sell 25 items or so, they limit commission on computer purchases to $25.

If you wanted to consider LinkShare, Dell offers 4% commission on XPS purchases. Personally, I've had trouble getting into their program, even though I don't violate any of their policies!
 
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