Its not under NDA (both a non confidential activity and pre-exists the NDA which was signed for a very specific purpose). tldr they received a huge sale from my affiliate link, retrospectively changed the terms from a much higher tiered commission rate down to a flat %, then retrospectively changed the amount to be store credit, both of which breached their original agreement. The ~$50k is just what they admit to (but won't pay).
That's pretty scummy of them, 50k is surely worth involving lawyers.
Yea but were talking international laws. Will be a pricey battle and lawyers don't come cheap. And add a specialization of international sounds like a pricey case.
But holy cow on amount. Did you use links that you can show all this or counting on Spondoolies on data?
They locked me out of the system when they went through they "disown dogie he's bad for bitcoin" phase, as if I was the bad guy. [Because I asked for payment and was refused]. They've sent plenty of data, there is no question from either side that they owe a commission for this (and lots of other) sales. This is with the manually set 5%, but I was actually on a tiered commission as follows:
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5% for conversions of up to $100,000 in one quarter
10% for conversions between $100,000 and $500,000 in one quarter
15% if you cross the $500,000 bar in one quarter
10% for conversions between $100,000 and $500,000 in one quarter
15% if you cross the $500,000 bar in one quarter
Approaching June 2014 I had met the first $100k of sales, and so was already on the 10% rate. The actual commission for that sale is therefore $96,100, which along with lots of smaller ones exceeds $100,000 that is unpaid.
Wow, I'd be suing them if I were you.
. Its also worth noting that both CanaanCreative and Bitmain paid their invoices on time, Spondoolies has not paid a penny.
