A real affiliate program should focus on selling actual products or services to customers, not just paying people to bring in more sign-ups. If a program seems to only reward you for getting others to join, without much focus on product sales, that could be a warning sign. You can check the company’s background, read reviews, and see if they clearly explain how commissions are earned. A legit program will usually have clear terms, support, and real products. If everything feels hidden or too focused on recruitment, it’s better to be careful. Taking a little time to look into the program can help avoid problems later. What are some signs you look for when checking affiliate offers?
How do I find out if an affiliate program is legit and not a pyramid scheme?
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