In 2004, I sent an mail requesting for Uganda to be included on the sign up page and since many other countries were not included that time, your rejection was understandable. But what excuse can clickbank give now for not including uganda on the signup page. I believe that we could benefit alot from your services.

Uganda is one of the fasteds growing countries in Africa with a very vibrant Banking sector that can accept clickbank cheques, the postal system is honest and many people have access to the internet. Many online giants such as paypal ( Which is your partner) accepts ugandan online marketers. Google sends us cheques and It would be a very big boost if clickbank would include us and I believe this would help in fighting poverty among some of our people. Please look into this and I will be greatful to check again on your sign up page and find my country Uganda.

And by the way we are exposed to internet marketing and we can make some good sales through clickbank.

We don´t know why are you excluding US?

2checkout and other similar merchants accounts allow ALL southamerican countries without ANY or big problems at all.

If you has now the ability to include Spanish language products to the system (which is Great!), it´s a BIG contradiction to avoid registration as an affiliate to the people from the most of the spanish language countries. You only accept Chile and Uruguay, but you don´t accept even Argentina nor brazil, the 2 Biggest countries in South America??

Anyway, If Clickbank trully want to go global, start by opening up your registration to all country nationals in the world. Just an opinion.

Thanks you for your answer!
Daniel
Buenos Aires
Argentina

Electronic payments would be my suggestion. Electronic payments are safe, fast, and easy to track. Funds are accessible to your workforce quickly. Most importantly, electronic payments can save your company money. You issue paper checks but what happens when they are stolen or lost? Also, tracking paper checks around the world must be an expensive administrative nightmare.

Forward thinking businesses are using both international debit cards and global direct deposit to pay people around the world. With the advantages of international debit cards and global direct deposit, you are able to automate your operations and increase productivity that will help you retain your competitive edge.

If you have traditional direct deposit, workers must have bank accounts into which the money can be deposited. International debit cards and global direct deposit allow you to pay your network of world wide employees in their own currency. This solution eliminates currency conversions, fluctuations, and confusion.

Across the world, debit cards are the fastest growing way to disburse payments. Cards can be used by those that do not have bank accounts. Today, you’ll find workers with bank accounts often prefer to be paid on a debit card instead of direct deposit.

International debit card funds on the cards are easily accessible at any ATM or point of sale location around the world that accepts bank cards. The small fees associated with the use of cards are more than offset by the convenience and immediate accessibly to cash provided by the cards.

Plus if Clickbank issues more than 10,000 international debit cards, you receive the added benefit of branding your debit card. Each time a new card is issued anywhere in the world, the company brand is expanded.

Your business needs global payment solutions in a technologically advanced marketplace. International debit cards and global direct deposit can enable your business to move forward and expand well beyond your CEO’s wildest dreams.

It’s worth a look at and as before its just my opinion and open to debate.

I look forward to hearing what your future plans are,

Best Wishes,
Kenny.
Scotland.

Indeed this is the biggest joy for Malaysian Internet Marketers and they are celebrating it now.

You can check out many blogs and websites from Malaysia talking about this issue.

That is great!

It looks like Bob, you had really listen and relook at Clickbank policy. I will give credit where credit is due and posted an article in my blog on Clickbank accepting Malaysian.

With that, I hope Clickbank will also consider adding Paypal as one of your mode of payment to affiliate.

Right now, I will be signing up as an affilliate and start promoting all the great products that you have to my reader in all my blogs.

Thanks again, Clickbank. This is really a happy news to all Malaysians.

Good luck!