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nlinetravelextras.com have a policy of working with multiple suppliers; this allows us to offer consumers great products at the best prices. you can earn upto 20% commission on sales with a 120-day cookie.

Why Link to Onlinetravelextras.com?
Established on the web since 2001 our user-friendly interfaces provide ease of booking with instant booking confirmations. Built on a wealth of travel industry experience, Online Travel Group have sought to offer partners and consumers choice, flexibility, convenience and fantastic value for money. Partners working with us already include Lastminute.com, Ebookers, AOL and Freeserve.

The travel sector is one of the fastest growing markets of online transactions in the UK and Onlinetravelextras are looking for affiliates to help promote their range of travel products.

Link today to ‘Onlinetravelextras’ products to earn extra commission for no extra effort!

What you’ll receive as a Onlinetravelextras affiliate, through TradeDoubler:
Affiliates will earn 12.5% commission on Travel Insurance, 5% on Car hire and 2% on Ferry Crossing for every completed sale they generate from our links. Affiliates will be rewarded with higher commission levels across all three products with the increase of sales revenue generated:

Insurance

£0-£4,999 12.5%

£5,000-£9,999 15%

£10,000-£19,999 17.5%

£20,000+ 20%

Ferries

£0-£4,999 2%

£5,000-£9,999 3%

£10,000+ 5%

Car Hire

£0-£4,999 5%

£5,000-£9,999 7.5%

£10,000-£19,999 10%

£20,000- £29,999 12.5%

£30,000+ 15%

Looks like it could be a good programme (certainly their ferry offer prices are good) just a shame their banners have got their url prominently displayed - will some people never learn.

Note to TD: PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE get those urls removed from the creative.

[Gray@Figleaves]

Wow that is blatent. Not even just on the creative, it even says "for more information visit www..."

Graham
Figleaves.com

[TD Nick]

Hi kbudden,

I have sent an email to the client requesting updated creative.

Kind regards,

Nick