“[insert site name] is a participant in the Amazon EU Associates Programme, an affiliate advertising programme designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to [insert site name] (Amazon.co.uk/Amazon.de/Amazon.fr/Amazon.it/Amazon.es)].”

This is the official EU Amazon disclaimer that they sent to me via e-mail which you can copy and paste it into your websites.

If you are not within the EU you won't be able to use this but that's all you need to do is contact your AMAZON AFFILIATE PROGRAM and ask for the disclaimer to cover where you live.

Make sure you put your websites name into the start and end of the disclaimer instead of [insert site name]

This is the official U.S amazon affiliate disclaimer.

"We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites"

go to the next page to see where to put them

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Phil-58 Premium
Cheers and thanks again for this training
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My pleasure phil
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julesnp Premium
Thanks for sharing Matthew.
Have a great day.
Jules
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You're very welcome.
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@RICH. Premium
You need to modify it for each country, ie. the one you're showing is just for the EU, you have to add in Amazon LLC for the USA, etc.
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Thanks for the heads up, cheers rich
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All modified just need to add the other disclaimers
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PaulaKeen Premium
Thank you Matt for sharing this important information with everyone. There are a lot of things about Amazon that affiliates need to know. Its vital that everyone reads their agreement before hand so that they do not lose out big time! =) Thanks again.
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@PaulaKeen
Oh I know, I've been promoting products from Amazon for 3 months now without any disclaimer, I think I have been lucky
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Oh hahaha... Heck yes, you've been very lucky, lol. Lots of people have been canceled from affiliate program because of silly stuff! Amazon is harsh. It's a great program to have because they offer basically any and everything, but man oh man, if you don't go over that agreement, you will be advertising out the wazoo for them, only to get a message saying, sorry, we can't pay you for that because you didn't do this or stick to the agreement... It's really their way to get by without paying peeps I think. Who knows.
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@PaulaKeen
That is most certainly the case I think, which is why I put this up so people don't get caught like that :)
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Hari S Nair Premium
Hi Mathew,
Thanks for the suggestion but the link you have provided is not working for me.

I have never put affiliate disclaimer on my site till now, but to be on the safer side and since my AdWords account just got suspended recently, I am thinking of creating a menu (probably footer) as "policies" and put Amazon's, Leo's one and privacy policy all as sub-menus to it.
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@Hari S Nair
Hi, which link isn't working for you?
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@Shwni
Nothing, that was a mistake on my side. Do you know where I can find Amazon affiliate disclaimer that would be appropriate for someone who is using Amazon.com/uk and ca links?
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@Hari S Nair
The disclaimer I have on the last page will cover the UK
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@Hari S Nair
Sorry page 3
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