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As an affiliate program, I believe it may be abandoned. There is no contact with the company, and several affiliates have notice their account manager has been “deleted”. They could be sunsetting their operations. Don’t waste your time if you are interested.
The worst affiliate company ever. My commission has been pending for over a month past the due payment date, and I still haven’t been paid. The funds are stuck in 'pending' and support is completely unresponsive. No one replies to emails. This is the worst support and the worst affiliate program I’ve dealt with. I absolutely do not recommend it to anyone
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