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Originally Posted by Linda Buquet
Well I should add that obviously I don't work for SAS and didn't set up their system and don't know their rationale. Was just providing some feedback in general about why it can be tough to get signed up at networks.
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I understand Linda
Your feedback is appreciated 100%!
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Brian the owner is VERY open to feedback and changes but I don't think he reads our forum or at least he isnt active yet.
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That's too bad. I hope Brian will visit the Shareasale forum from time to time in the future, even better subscribe to this section to monitor feedback or questions, events related to Shareasale.
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I also never see any complaints about SAS so am a little surprised the sign up process is so frustrating for you.
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Same here Linda.
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Hope it all gets worked out.
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I'm sure it will, I'm in the middle of creating a viewable site on the actual domain for a specific merchant they have in their inventory.
So i hope that would resolve everything.
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I have a super affiliate friend who is currently fighting identity theft from a senario just like Linda described.
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Those are real serious and nasty situations to be in.
A situation that could be easily avoided by the AFF Network in most cases in the first place, not by just denying applications from abroad but by doing a proper verification process.
The AFF Network has a big responsibility as well and if identity fraud has taken place it's because in the majority of events the measures that could have been taken where not done at all or poorly.
Which put the blame at those type of networks by being so careless.
If precautions are being made you can reduce the chance of ID theft substantially.