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    To use clickbank as an example:

    Affiliates (advertisers) and sellers both sign up for the service. I provide the affiliate with a link which will send a potential customer (via me) to the seller's web site. The affiliate's details are recorded and if a transaction takes place, the seller pays me a commission, and I pay the affiliate.

    The forwarding must be transparent to the customer, and the IP address must stay intact so that any anti-fraud measures taken by the on-line shop doing the business remain valid. I don't want dodgy credit card transactions coming back to me instead of the perpetrator.

    So yes, the server will be an internet-available domain, and the customers worldwide.
    Last edited by shakeshuck; June 6th, 2007 at 05:08 PM.
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