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Adult dating promotion has age and law checks

The vendor describes a male audience, but its homepage and FAQ frame the audience and geography differently. The homepage says the program is interested in men aged 35–65 and buys traffic from the USA, Canada, and Australia; the FAQ names men aged 35–65 in the United States, Canada, Australia, and Great Britain.

Adult and dating offers are restricted by law and by age rules or region in many countries, and they are for adults only; check the network’s own rules and local law before running any traffic. This is not legal or financial advice.

The Terms require partners to be adults and have the right to do business in their country of citizenship, while the FAQ says partner websites are accepted unless they violate laws, norms, rights, or intellectual property rights.

Partner links connect sites to company processing

The documented route starts with a partner website: the company supplies advertising materials and unique HTML codes for placement there. The pages describe those codes as connecting the partner’s promotion to the company’s websites, where the company processes referred customers’ orders, payments, refusals, and refunds.

The FAQ says registration and purchase information updates within 5 minutes, while its stated accrual and conversion calculations for Pay per Lead Standard and Special happen every 24 hours. These are separate timings: one concerns information updates, the other the calculations for those lead plans.

The Terms require cookies to be enabled for customers to use the company’s website and register through a partner link.

Lead and order plans set different commission bases

The FAQ names Per Lead and Per Each Order commission models; the homepage separately lists pay-per-sale, pay-per-first-order, and referral offers. The stated headline figures describe potential commission bases, not a forecast for a particular publisher.

The homepage lists up to $12 per lead; the Terms separately set Standard and Special registration commissions at $10 and $12, subject to conversion thresholds. The FAQ also states up to $12 per registration, without specifying the thresholds in that statement. The headline ceiling and the threshold-conditioned plan terms should therefore be read as distinct vendor descriptions.

For order-based commissions, the homepage lists up to 40% of all payments for pay per sale and up to 90% of first payments for pay per first order. The FAQ likewise states up to 90% of a customer’s payment, without the same first-payment wording.

A referral offer is listed separately at up to 10% of webmasters’ revenue, according to the homepage. Compare the applicable plan and its qualification terms before treating any headline rate as relevant to a campaign.

Registration leads to links, reports, and payment

The Terms say partner accounts are automatically activated when the company receives a registration application. Partners can then place the company’s advertising materials and unique HTML codes on their websites.

The FAQ says registration and purchase information updates within 5 minutes; it separately specifies that calculations for the Pay per Lead Standard and Special offers occur every 24 hours. The stated payment route is commission through PayPal, Paxum, Bitsafe, or Advcash, with transfer costs deducted, according to the Terms.

The Terms say commissions are paid starting on the 10th day of the month after the reporting month. The FAQ instead says payments are made after the 10th of the following month and that a $50 balance is needed to receive commissions. These statements differ in how they describe the payment start; check which wording applies to the account before forecasting cash timing.

Refunds and changing terms narrow payment certainty

The Terms and FAQ give refund conditions with different consequences: commission is not paid when payment refunds exceed 5%, while an account may be deleted when customer refunds are 5% or more. This makes refund exposure relevant to both commission eligibility and account status.

The Terms reserve the company’s right to change program policies, terms, and working processes unilaterally. They also allow the company to suspend a partner’s final payment for 30 days after the partner’s client’s last transaction.

A commission balance below $50 is held until it exceeds $50, according to the Terms. The Terms prohibit spam, unsolicited messaging, and virus-containing files or information flows; they specify that commissions earned by spamming search engines, news, or mailing lists are not paid. The FAQ says violating accounts may be removed.

Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

The company supplies materials and handles orders

• The company says it processes referred customers’ orders, payments, refusals, and refunds.
• The FAQ names Per Lead and Per Each Order commission models.
• Automatic activation follows receipt of a registration application, according to the Terms.

The stated audience is male dating traffic

The program’s audience descriptions point toward male dating traffic, but the homepage and FAQ differ on geography. The FAQ names men aged 35–65 in the United States, Canada, Australia, and Great Britain.

The FAQ allows promotion through social networks provided the partner does not use spam. Partner websites are accepted only if they do not violate laws, norms, rights, or intellectual property rights, according to the FAQ. The Terms also require cookies for customers to use the company’s website and register through a partner link.

Compare direct programs by payout and control

For direct affiliate programs, compare the commission basis, qualification rules, payment threshold and schedule, refund treatment, traffic rules, and who processes customer orders. These checks show how responsibilities and payment conditions differ without assuming that another program offers any particular feature.

Questions about the partner program terms

How do Standard and Special differ?

Standard and Special are the two registration-commission plans named in the Terms. The Terms state commissions of $10 and $12, respectively, subject to conversion thresholds; the FAQ says calculations for both plans occur every 24 hours.

When do commissions start being paid?

The Terms say commission payments start on the 10th day of the month after the reporting month. The wording sets a start point, rather than specifying how often payments are processed after that date.

What happens below the payment minimum?

The Terms say a commission balance below $50 is withheld until the balance exceeds $50. This means the stated minimum affects when a partner can receive a held balance.

Which payout methods are listed?

The Terms list PayPal, Paxum, Bitsafe, and Advcash as commission payment methods. They also state that transfer costs are deducted, so the listed methods do not mean the full commission arrives without deductions.

How do refund conditions affect commission and account status?

The Terms say commission is not paid when payment refunds exceed 5%, while the FAQ says an account may be deleted for customer refunds of 5% or more. These are separate conditions with different stated consequences.

What does the cookie requirement mean for a partner link?

The Terms say customers must have cookies enabled to use the company’s website and register through a partner link. The requirement is stated for customers’ use of the site and registration route.

Check the refund rule before planning traffic

Fits if the stated male dating audience and either commission basis match the publisher’s traffic and operating model.

Probably not if the publisher needs predictable payment timing or settled refund exposure before sending traffic; the Terms include a payment hold and a possible final-payment suspension.

Main risk… refund conditions affect both commission and account status, so check the applicable Terms before committing traffic.

Sources

These public pages are the basis of the facts above; next to each is the date it was read.

• mybonustraffic.com/en/faq.htmlchecked 2026-10-31
• mybonustraffic.com/en/terms.htmlchecked 2026-10-31
• mybonustraffic.com/en/index.htmlchecked 2026-10-31

How this page was prepared

Editorial team of Funnel Notebook. Source-based work: each fact comes from a page listed above, read on 2026-10-31 by the Funnel Notebook editors. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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