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About Compassion in World Farming

Compassion in World Farming is a charity specifically campaigning to end cruel farming practices. Founded over forty years ago by a British farmer who was horrified at the consequences of intensive farming practices, they use methods such as political lobbying and undercover investigations to campaign for a world where all farm animals are treated with compassion and respect.

The Compassion in World Farming Affiliate Program

We are offering a £35 commission for all direct debits of £2 and over- one of the highest pay outs amongst all animal charity affiliate programs.

For all one off credit card donations above £5 affiliates will receive 10% of the basket value.

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Compassion in World Farming also provide occasional seasonal email creatives which can be used by affiliates to generate additional donations

If you have any questions then please contact Dharmesh.Darmani@tradedoubler.com or christina.shakelian@smvgroup.co.uk

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Subject line- Earn £70 per direct debit donation with Compassion in World Farming!!!!!

From the 17th August, Compassion in World Farming is offering a £70 CPA for every direct debit donation! This offer will run for 2 weeks until 31/08/2009. Compassion in World Farming has recently opened up on the Tradedoubler network and as a launch incentive is offering double the usual commission on direct debit donations (standard is £35). You still earn 10% on all credit card donations as well.

Start promoting today and receive one of the most competitive CPA’s in the sector!


About Compassion in World Farming

Compassion in World Farming is a charity specifically campaigning to end cruel farming practices. Founded over forty years ago by a British farmer who was horrified at the consequences of intensive farming practices, they use methods such as political lobbying and undercover investigations to campaign for a world where all farm animals are treated with compassion and respect.


If you have any questions then please get in touch with Dharmesh.Darmani@tradedoubler.com or christina.shakelian@smvgroup.co.uk

[Barry]

Though this is not the place for off the cuff statements from me - a better way of supporting animal welfare in my opinion would be for consumers to be looking at buying british (where standard are higher) and buying directly from local farmers - and also being prepared to pay more for the luxury of eating meat that is produced ethically and sustainably.

£70 is alot of money - its about as much as what I can sell two lambs for at a low point in the market - maybe one and a half lambs at the high.

Meat is a luxury - its no wonder that our markets are flooded with low price meat from other countries who dont give a **** about animal welfare.

Ta

Baz