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I remember someone posted a link to Amazon where it automaticly helped 'Poly if someone bought from it, but I didn't bookmark it back then, and I can't find the link anymore... I have bought from Amazon several times since then, so I might as well bookmark it... that is if someone still has the link?
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The support Poly links down the bottom of this very page?I'm building a wagon! On some other part of the internets, obviously (but not that other site). -
Ah, thx... I never look at the bottom of pages, because mostly they just contain useless stuff...
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Btw, how much is it 'Poly gets from it?This space is empty... or is it?Comment
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Markos will have to field that question.I'm building a wagon! On some other part of the internets, obviously (but not that other site).Comment
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I believe the Amazon affiliate program returns a fee up to 10% of the purchase amount.Comment
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For items that we directly link to and someone purchase a unit through that link, we generally receive 10% of that sale. Purchases of other/additional items after following that or any Apolyton-referenced link earn the site generally a 5% commission on that total sale.Originally posted by ADG
Btw, how much is it 'Poly gets from it?
Sometimes the comission rate is 7.5% or an 'odd' number depending upon the type of item, whether it is new or used etc.
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That's a hefty commission rate for them to offer, especially considering how open to abuse it is. Is it capped in any way?One day Canada will rule the world, and then we'll all be sorry.Comment
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The highest they'll give is 10%. Amazon started its affiliate network as one of the first back in 1997. It's always been a nice way to target-advertise without having to spend much on marketing.Comment
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