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Whether I'm using your affiliate ability or another affiliate software or network - if I add affiliate tracking code to the download page what happens if

1. The customer is allowed to download more than once?
2. If I send another download link because they lost their product or some other reason)?
3. If they are sent a free download link as a gift?
Won't this send a message to my affiliate program to pay the affiliate more than once, or pay them even if the customer didn't pay, but was sent the product as a gift? Could you please explain how this works.

Is ejunkie compatible with the clixgalore affiliate network? Could you please suggest affiliate software or an affiliate network that is compatible with ejunkie for an Australian site. (Australian sites need to distinguish Australian affiliates from others, because we have to pay GST (tax) on behalf of them.) Clixgalore sorts this out, so I currently use the clixgalore affiliate network for a different site of mine. I would use ejunkie if it would do this.

I would prefer to use affiliate software that is 1. not kept on my site, 2. that I could use for more than one program, 3. that works for Australian sites for the GST tax component and 4. that is compatible with ejunkie. Please could you suggest something, I'm really stuck here.

When you are using our affiliate system, we take care of multiple visits to "thank you" page. They don't count and neither do free links (they are not affiliate initiated, so they are not relevant anyway).

Number of downloads has no relation to affiliate program whatsoever.

3rd party affiliate programs work by providing you a JavaScript snippet that you place on the "thank you" page. You can place JavaScript on E-junkie's thank you page. There is no question of compatibility as such.

You will need to contact the affiliate to ask how they handle multiple runs of their code for a single purchase (multiple visits to thank you page). As for free links, since the user won't have an affiliate cookies set, that shouldn't be an issue. That will essentially be the same case as if the sale had initiated from your site and all affiliate programs will handle that situation well.