Anyone using E-Junkie for affiliates?
Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2008 7:43 amI'm looking for a shopping cart that works with Paypal for my product.
Anyone use e-junkie to manage affiliates too?
Anyone use e-junkie to manage affiliates too?
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Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2008 7:43 amPosted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 8:17 pmI started out with e-junkie, but quickly switched. Yes it is very affordable, but then you are charged for each mass email you send out to your affiliates. In order to keep in contact in the future with affiliates and many different products I didn't think it would be cost effective in the long run. It was easy to use though.
Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 9:18 pmSo what do you use now?
Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 9:31 pmI switched to wahmcart. Not sure if we are allowed to give affiliate links on here. 
I know there are many that are happy with 1shoppingcart and if you already have the cart in place I've worked with jrox on a few and it's very user friendly through the admin. I believe it's free for the first 50 affiliates?
I know there are many that are happy with 1shoppingcart and if you already have the cart in place I've worked with jrox on a few and it's very user friendly through the admin. I believe it's free for the first 50 affiliates?Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 1:12 pmI have used both e-junkie and wahmcart. I forgot to renew my e-junkie and they delete everything when that happens *oops* instead of just making it inactive until you come in pay and renew.
I did like wahmcart, but it was too expensive for the small site I was using it for. e-junkie was a better priced option for the tiny site, but I was really bummed out when everything was deleted. Yes, it was my own dumb fault for not paying attention to when my bill was due.
I did like wahmcart, but it was too expensive for the small site I was using it for. e-junkie was a better priced option for the tiny site, but I was really bummed out when everything was deleted. Yes, it was my own dumb fault for not paying attention to when my bill was due.
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 10:42 amI haven't personally used e-junkie (yet) but know a bunch of people who love it...can't speak from personal experience, so take that FWIW 