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	To be an authorized affiliate of Global Commission Junction you agree to abide by the terms and conditions contained in this agreement. Please read this agreement carefully before registering and using the GCJ service as an affiliate. By signing up for the GCJ affiliate program, you indicate your acceptance of this agreement and its terms and conditions. When using the service provider's technology to obtain credit for Affiliate referrals, the following actions, practices and conduct, whether active or passive, direct or indirect, should be followed. Interference with referrals. No Web site Affiliate or software download technology provider may interfere with or seek to improperly influence the referral of an end-user to the Web site of an online advertiser unless the end-user knowingly and explicitly consents to that behavior by taking an affirmative action. Notification of Redirection. Affiliates must explicitly notify the end-user of any redirection performed by a software download technology to a participating advertiser site. The Affiliate must also disclose to participating advertisers the URLs and/or keywords which trigger auto notification and/or redirection and receive consent for such activities. The implementation of software application functionality requires that: o The notification be easily understood by the average end-user o Any settings for automatic notification and/or redirection must be explicitly opt-in o Instructions on how to uninstall/deactivate must be provided o Such software must not be objectionable to the advertiser Non End-User Initiated Events. Affiliates may not use methods to generate non end-user initiated impressions, clicks, or transactions. All click events must be initiated by an affirmative end-user action. Consent of software installation and acceptance of an end-user License Agreement that includes a disclosure that the software will perform click events on the end-user's behalf for the benefit of both the end-user and the Affiliate who owns the software, is considered an affirmative end-user action. Altering Another Affiliate's Site. Affiliates may not utilize a service provider's technology in any manner that alters, changes, substitutes or modifies the content of another Affiliate's Web site. Software Installation and De-Installation. Affiliates may not utilize a service provider's technology with other software, whereby the installation and de-installation is not obvious, simple or complete. Licensing and terms of all software downloads and applications of any type must be fully disclosed, clearly presented, and accepted by the end-user. Software that utilizes a service provider's technology must be clearly marked in such a manner that the end-user can identify the Affiliate's software with an associated behavior that occurs on the end-user's computer, and receive visible notification of such behavior. Updating, Patching or Modifying Software. Affiliates who promote advertisers using any form of software must provide participating affiliate networks a detailed explanation of all modifications which alter or change the use of service provider technology prior to releasing any new or updated version of the software to the public. End-users/members must be notified prior to and opt-in to updates performed on previous installed and consented to software clients. Use of Trademarks, Service Marks, Copyrights, Brand Names, etc. Affiliates may not use any advertiser trademarks, service marks, branded terms, URL, etc, in any promotional method, unless the rights-holder has given specific permission for Affiliates to do so. Incenting Users. Affiliates that offer any form of reward or incentive for an end-user to do business through that Affiliate must fully declare the nature of their promotional methods, including, but not limited to: o The methods used to attract end-users to join the Affiliate's 'program' o The methods the Affiliate uses to promote advertisers to end-users o Explanations of each method used to drive end-users from the Affiliate to advertisers Use of Tracking Technology. Affiliates are given links and tracking codes that are specific to their Affiliate account(s) within the various affiliate networks. Affiliates must abide by affiliate network rules / agreements if modifying those links. Modifications, if allowed, must also be transparent and disclosed to the advertiser. E-mail Marketing. Affiliates who promote advertisers via e-mail must adhere to all applicable legislation and regulations governing e-mail marketing in the jurisdictions that the Affiliate targets. E-mails must: o Contain accurate sender information and subject lines o Include functioning Internet based opt-out mechanism o Include Affiliate's postal address o Not be false or misleading Affiliates should promptly remove end-users who opt-out as required by law. The Use of Non-Affiliate Owned Web Properties/Sites/Pages to Promote Advertisers. Other than paid search, Affiliates may only promote advertisers on Web pages/sites/properties that they, themselves, own or operate. Affiliates may not place affiliate links/tracking code, nor promote Web sites that contain affiliate links/tracking code, in or on third-party: forums, message boards, blog comment areas, classified advertisement services (such as CraigsList.org), etc., unless given permission from the third-party to do so. Transparency / Disclosure. Affiliates must disclose business models and/or promotional methods utilized to drive traffic to participating advertisers. If applicable, disclosure must include a Affiliate's participation either as a member or super of sub affiliate networks. In the case of super affiliates, disclosure must include policies and procedures in regards to sub affiliate acceptance and subsequent monitoring to ensure compliance with both the Code of Conduct and the service provider's terms and agreements. Advertiser Code Down Tracking. Advertisers who utilize real-time (pixel) tracking must maintain the affiliate tracking code located on their Web site so that all tracking data is properly recorded. If, for any reason, the tracking code is removed or is not functioning properly, the advertiser must immediately contact the service provider, cooperate in remedying the problem, and be prepared to provide data or allow the network provider to provide data to enable Affiliates to be compensated for lost tracking. Timely Data Transfer. Advertisers who utilize data transfer to submit transaction information to the service provider (also referred to as batch processing) must timely and accurately submit transaction data in the time period agreed upon in the advertiser/service provider agreement. Disclosure of Trademarks, Keyword Policy, etc. Advertisers must clearly disclose specific, broad and negative match terms that Affiliates may, and may not, bid on when promoting the advertiser through third-party search engines such as Google, Yahoo, MSN, etc. Advertisers must provide timely responses to Affiliates seeking clarification or permission on ambiguous terms identified by the advertiser in its program description. Advertisers must inform Affiliates in a timely and clear fashion when changes to their trademark, keyword policy, etc. occur. Lead Flipping or Resale. Advertisers may not redirect Affiliate-driven traffic to a third-party prior to a transaction taking place without compensating the Affiliate for such referral. Advertisers must fully disclose to Affiliates if they sell leads to third-parties. Competing Channels, Catalogs, Coupons. Advertisers must fully disclose any conditions or restrictions that would negate Affiliate commissions. Such conditions may include: use of a coupon code by the end-user, use of a catalog code by the end-user, the status of the end-user as a prior customer, or the end-user contacting the advertiser through a Web site promoted phone number. Illegitimate Reversals. Advertisers must fully disclose the conditions upon which transactions may be reversed. Unless otherwise specified, transactions may only be reversed for the following reasons: product return, duplicate entry, non-compliant transaction, non-receipt of payment from the end-user, refund of payment to the end-user, unqualified lead, non-bona fide transaction, violation of the advertiser/service provider agreement, or use of a prohibited promotional method on the part of the Affiliate. Affiliate Recruitment. Advertisers running multiple affiliate programs must disclose this to Affiliates and avoid using network services to recruit Affiliates to alternative programs, including in-house programs. Definitions Advertiser - the company in an active relationship with a service provider for the purpose of displaying advertisements with Affiliates to market their products and/or services to end-users. Affiliate - the company/person in an active relationship with a service provider for the purpose of contracting with advertisers' to display advertisements to end-users. End-User - individuals (consumers) who respond to advertisers' Internet advertisements that are displayed by Affiliates. Service Provider - a company that provides affiliate marketing services and technologies to assist advertisers and Affiliates in promoting advertisements to end-users. Technology Provider - the company that provides technology solutions used to display advertisers' advertisements and track end-user responses. Click - the initiation of a unique end-user referral action from a Affiliate to an advertiser's site, tracked through the technology provider's services. Affiliate Link - an affiliate service provider's URL that is used to track end-user referrals from the Affiliate Web site to the advertiser's Web site, via the service provider's Web site or that contains a parameter named 'afsrc' set to any value. e.g. http://www.mysite.com/redirect?offerid=12345&afsrc=1 This 'afsrc' parameter option is provided to address the case where affiliates modify or mask the links provided to them from the service provider such that it is impossible to determine that they are affiliate links solely based on the URL's appearance. Affiliates are encouraged to contact technology providers for an updated list of tracking domains. Affiliate Web Page - a page that contains a Affiliate link and is part of a Web site where an advertiser and the Affiliate have an active affiliate relationship.
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