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   Looks good… though reading through the fine print brings out this interesting bit:

   (f) Dormant Accounts. If Publisher’s Account has not been credited with a valid, compensable Transaction that has not been Charged-back during any rolling, six consecutive calendar month period (“Dormant Account”), a dormant account fee at CJ’s then-current rate shall be applied to Publisher’s Account each calendar month that Publisher’s Account remains an open yet Dormant Account or until Your Account balance reaches a zero balance, at which time the Account shall become deactivated. Transactions will not be counted if the Transaction subsequently becomes a Charge-back.

   I asked if that meant what it said and here is the emailed response:

   As stated in the Publisher Service Agreement (PSA), any publisher account which does not generate any revenue within a period of six consecutive months will be charged a Dormant Account Fee of either $10 or the account balance, whichever is less. If the account balance is zero and a publisher account has not generated any revenue within a period of six consecutive months, the account will be deactivated. The Dormant Account Fee or balances less than $25 cannot be paid out. By enforcing our policy, it ensures our network is efficient and beneficial to our advertisers and publishers. Unfortunately, deactivated accounts are not eligible for reactivation.
   Please let us know if you have any other questions.
   Thanks,
   Ginevra
   Six Apart

   So… just thought that was worth noting

   Tim

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   Tim (1 comments.) — 01/18/2006 @ 9:11 pm

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