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I wish to cancel my membership and obtain refund for my $299 fee.
I think cancelling is basically personal.
Be that as it may, as concerned members of this community, we can encourage people who are unsure of their stand.
Also there may be times when some people may feel frustrated due to inability to make good progress in the training or in their juches we can also offer encouragement.
Thank you Koko777 for asking why this individual is cancelling.
Segun
You need to cancel the membership manually here is the link also as for refunds you need to talk with Kyle or Carson we can't help with that
Cancel Wealthy Affiliate Membership and Stop Billing
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Cancel eaelyhy affiliate membership renewal ?
I wish to cancel my membership and obtain refund for my $299 fee.
Sorry your leaving maybe you'll come back. Good luck on whatever future endeavors that you chose.
I think cancelling is basically personal.
Be that as it may, as concerned members of this community, we can encourage people who are unsure of their stand.
Also there may be times when some people may feel frustrated due to inability to make good progress in the training or in their juches we can also offer encouragement.
Thank you Koko777 for asking why this individual is cancelling.
Segun
You need to cancel the membership manually here is the link also as for refunds you need to talk with Kyle or Carson we can't help with that
Cancel Wealthy Affiliate Membership and Stop Billing
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Hi Everyone,
Could someone please explain the following term from an affiliate application I'm looking into?
Website Vertical?
The dropdown menu answers a
Ah, that makes so much more sense than the "vertical market" the application indicated. Thank you!
Hi Sylvia,
A vertical market is any market where demand stems exclusively from a specific industry or demographic, also known as a “niche” market.
In this case, basically, they are asking you about your main target audience ...
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I'm confused by affiliate application terminology?
Hi Everyone,
Could someone please explain the following term from an affiliate application I'm looking into?
Website Vertical?
The dropdown menu answers a
Ah, that makes so much more sense than the "vertical market" the application indicated. Thank you!
Hi Sylvia,
A vertical market is any market where demand stems exclusively from a specific industry or demographic, also known as a “niche” market.
In this case, basically, they are asking you about your main target audience ...
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I've been reading the FTC guidelines for necessary disclosures when a marketing affiliate is paid by a retailer for a product endorsement. I'm not that far along in training y
Hi Slyvia
I understand all your concerns as you have been asking lots of great questions
Stop worrying now about anything as WA covers it all and if you just do the training step by step all will be taught about everything you need sweetie and go easy
Vicki
I know I am and all will be well :)
WA is amazing and the training is amazing so get started and enjoy
Vicki
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Ftc endorsement guidelines for affiliate marketing?
I've been reading the FTC guidelines for necessary disclosures when a marketing affiliate is paid by a retailer for a product endorsement. I'm not that far along in training y
Hi Slyvia
I understand all your concerns as you have been asking lots of great questions
Stop worrying now about anything as WA covers it all and if you just do the training step by step all will be taught about everything you need sweetie and go easy
Vicki
I know I am and all will be well :)
WA is amazing and the training is amazing so get started and enjoy
Vicki
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Are there legal ramifications I need to be aware of if my website refers a visitor to a product or service found to be defective or dangerous in some way? Obviously, not inten
Not if you're with an affiliate company such as Amazon. But it can affect your visitor return ratio of you review items that turn out defective. Make sure you research each product thoroughly. Most products can have a lemon every now and then but if you consistently have bad products you will suffer. Jim
Thank you! That would not be intentional on my part, but as this affiliate program is all so new to me, I'm concerned about possible issues down the road.
You don't have to worry about that. If you ever recommend a defective product unintentionally, the only downside is your future reputation in the eyes of those who have purchased the products through your recommendation.
Being an affiliate will not hold you responsible for any legal issues cause by the company. If the company got sued or even got shut down, you simply can't promote the product anymore. You won't be responsible for any legal issues :)
This would be covered by the company that supplies the products- You are only recommending them :)
Thank you for responding:)
The recommendation aspect is where my concern lies. If my content contains a recommendation, do I open myself to liability if I don't have some sort of disclaimer?
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Legal ramifications of referrals to products or services?
Are there legal ramifications I need to be aware of if my website refers a visitor to a product or service found to be defective or dangerous in some way? Obviously, not inten
Not if you're with an affiliate company such as Amazon. But it can affect your visitor return ratio of you review items that turn out defective. Make sure you research each product thoroughly. Most products can have a lemon every now and then but if you consistently have bad products you will suffer. Jim
Thank you! That would not be intentional on my part, but as this affiliate program is all so new to me, I'm concerned about possible issues down the road.
You don't have to worry about that. If you ever recommend a defective product unintentionally, the only downside is your future reputation in the eyes of those who have purchased the products through your recommendation.
Being an affiliate will not hold you responsible for any legal issues cause by the company. If the company got sued or even got shut down, you simply can't promote the product anymore. You won't be responsible for any legal issues :)
This would be covered by the company that supplies the products- You are only recommending them :)
Thank you for responding:)
The recommendation aspect is where my concern lies. If my content contains a recommendation, do I open myself to liability if I don't have some sort of disclaimer?
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Who owns the websites, ideas, and content I might create within WA whether it be the 2 free websites or the premium member websites/domains? Can websites/domains be transferre
Hi Sylvia,
the Free SiteRubix.com sites stay here and the ones that you buy even if you purchase them here are yours to take with you my friend.
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Who owns what I might create within wa?
Who owns the websites, ideas, and content I might create within WA whether it be the 2 free websites or the premium member websites/domains? Can websites/domains be transferre
Hi Sylvia,
the Free SiteRubix.com sites stay here and the ones that you buy even if you purchase them here are yours to take with you my friend.
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Sorry your leaving maybe you'll come back. Good luck on whatever future endeavors that you chose.