changes to the funding outlet

**russell cpanuk** · 18-10-07

Important changes at TFO

You now have what you have been asking for through All the best finance deals under ONE roof!. 90% of supporting affiliates have requested that applications should be collected on a shorter form. The general consensus is that, you, the affiliate can generate 2-1 over the long form.
You now have the opportunity to prove yourselves correct!

Taking this into account, the commission structure has changed:
• Any purpose, adverse secured loan applications £10k+ - Maximum LTV 85% - short form: £70cpl
• Any purpose, adverse secured loan applications £7.5k to £9.999 - Maximum LTV 85% - short form: £45cpl
• Any purpose, adverse secured loan applications £5k to £7,499 - Maximum LTV 85% - short form: £25cpl
• Sub Prime Re-mortgage applications - Maximum LTV 85%: £75cpl, then a further £125 bonus on docs issued
• All car loans - Maximum LTV 85%, made through the secured application: £15cpl
• Prime and no mortgage application or above 85% LTV will default to our unsecured partner
• Clients applying for Business Loans - Maximum LTV 85% - must be made aware that the loan will be secured on their home

Merchants will review all commissions early in 2008 with a mind to increase commissions paid to affiliates on a tiered basis.
This will be based on performance and affiliates will be split into groups based on the quality of traffic they provide, the higher the group, the higher the commission.

Notes
As usual the applicant must be 18 - 60 years old and employed with a minimum household income of 10k, must be contactable, have made the application on-line, exclusive and expecting a call from the merchants and a maximum LTV of 85%.
Every application must be unique to the merchant, with all the fields that are asked for collected by way of an internet generated lead, (not a contact form then called by the affiliate for the rest of the information) every lead must come over in real time, either collected on our forms or by HTTP post. Manually input leads are NOT PERMITTED.
If you are using text/banner links or an IFrame, the wording on your site must be clear, such that the applicant understands that they are applying for a loan, and not simply receiving a quote.
Affiliates wishing to use their own forms to generate applications must integrate the HTTP post facility and MUST NOT be filtered. The wording on your site must be clear, such that the applicant understands that they are applying for a loan, and not simply receiving a quote.
Affiliates found to be supplying a poor percentage of quality internet generated leads, will be suspended from all campaigns on the network. If we find evidence of:
• Filtered HTTP posts
• Changing Loan amounts or purposes
• Changing wording on websites once the site has been approved
• Call centre generated or call centre verified applications
• Multi-propped applications
We realise most of the above does not apply to the majority of affiliates; however there are a few affiliates who spoil things for the rest. We are committed to giving you, "affiliates" and the merchants involved a high quality service, which is why a stern warning needs to be given at this stage.
And Finally
As a network, we welcome all feedback, regardless of whether it be good or bad. If you have a comment to make, or you have any suggestions as to how we can improve this product please drop us a line at support@e-financialaffiliates.com.

**anshul123** · 22-10-07

Add another stuff..

2 phone numbers required

**gramtrad** · 23-10-07

Just tested the form. It doesn't seem to be that much shorter than the original!

What you need is a simple one page form collecting name, amount, DOB and telephone details. That would work.

**Michael_Anthony** · 25-10-07

Yes, that would work, for the affiliates, but not the merchants.

**paulb567** · 25-10-07

Could someone be kind enough to explain what 'Filtered HTTP posts' means please?

Thanks.

**Basko** · 25-10-07

Originally Posted by gramtrad

Just tested the form. It doesn't seem to be that much shorter than the original!

What you need is a simple one page form collecting name, amount, DOB and telephone details. That would work.

If that could be possible in real life, I'd be making at least 1 mil per month, haha

**tinawhitehead** · 26-10-07

Originally Posted by paulb567

Could someone be kind enough to explain what 'Filtered HTTP posts' means please?

Thanks.

Hi Paul,

It simply means be fair to the Merchant you are using by not removing the 'cream' so to speak. This way the Merchants are happy and in turn so are you when it comes to receiving your commissions from them.

**Michael_Anthony** · 01-12-07

Apologies for bumping an old thread, but I thought that this information would be helpful to any new members searching for pay per lead programs on here. From what I can see, with the exception of mortgage/remortgage leads, from 27th November there were no pay per lead offers at all from The Funding Outlet..

Carter:Phillips Financial Portals - THE FUNDING OUTLET

We continue to offer a huge variety of pay per lead offers ourselves, which can be seen here..

The Affiliate Marketing School - Current Bids

Clearly for many, the finance market is becoming tougher by the day.

**steve333** · 02-12-07

Ouch !!!

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L2U affiliate Hugh Scullion from Manchester generated 117 validated leads. Hugh has just picked up the keys for our 2nd New Mini courtesy of GFS for being our 5th Affiliate to break the 100 validations barrier within a specified and agreed time frame.

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**Michael_Anthony** · 02-12-07

Didn't you just post the above in it's own thread elsewhere?

And why do you pop up here once every few weeks with more "great news" and then disappear?

And how's "Steve's Clearing House" coming along - still not even on it's own url yet I see?

**wahideas** · 03-12-07

How long has Hugh been working for you guys? I mean, afterall, anyone can produce 100 valid leads. Unless of course your rejection rate is 90%? Having Hugh as an employee has enabled you to write off his "gift" as a business vehicle expense at tax time.