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Wanted: Service How can I withdraw commission from cnobin account?

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Hello,
I want to become to a reseller of cnobin,but I woder how can I withdraw commission from cnobin account?
I can withdraw my commission in enom by check,bu what about cnobin?
I have ask them but no answer so I write this post.
Thanks
Bean
 
you don't ... there is no commision in the cnobin framwork, you simple sell the name for more then you pay and collect the money from your clients directly.
 
Oh,it's very bad.Then there will more and more money in my conbion account but I cann't save them to my ban account..........
Thank you theparrot
 
well, not exactly. You have to prepay the domains your sub accounts will buy. You then have to get your subaccount to pay you (how this works depends on what mode you pick). Then they bill you at your rate from your balance, and you collect the money from your subaccounts directly. It is not like enom where they collect the money and hold on to it for 90 days then give you your commision. So money does not acculate in your account, but they (your sub accounts) pay to your paypal account directly.

I am not yet sure how it works with their new CC service yet. Probably similar but you just accumlate the credits in your account as you say.
 
Oh,as what you said,the buyer will pay the money to my paypal account which I set in my reseller account,right?
 
yep, it is a pain to manage, and paypal gets two sets of fees out of it as well though.

I do prefer the enom set up .
 
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