LoveRevenue review: Victoria Milan’s program, paid in euros

Where LoveRevenue offers convert

LoveRevenue lists more than 35 territories with dedicated offers, including the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan, plus most of Europe. Every other country, the US and Canada included, goes to an international offer on the .com sites. Victoria Milan, launched in Scandinavia in 2010, claims more than 5 million members in 35+ countries and 25 languages. NextLove, founded in 2014, targets single parents and divorced users.

What LoveRevenue pays

LoveRevenue’s pay-per-sale ladder runs on 30-day volume: €70 for 0 to 9 sales, €85 for 9 to 19, €100 for 20 to 29, €115 for 30 to 39 and €130 above 40. It applies to dating offers only and excludes free sign-ups. The home page advertises up to €200 per sale for the best accounts.

Other plans are set with your account manager: up to €20 per double opt-in lead per the FAQ, €25 on the home page, up to 80% lifetime revenue share, and hybrid deals mixing CPA with revshare or CPL with CPA. Referring other affiliates pays 10%. Tracking runs on Offerit with five sub IDs and server-to-server postbacks only.

Getting paid by LoveRevenue

LoveRevenue pays on the 1st and 15th of each month with a two-week delay for chargebacks, once your balance passes €100. The FAQ adds a monthly Net 15 option. The sign-up form, however, only offers minimums of €250, €500, €1,000 or €2,500.

Payout methods differ between documents: free wire and PayPal on the sign-up form, free Payoneer and a €20 wire fee under €500 in the terms, PayPal, wire and Paxum on the home page. Accounts that send fewer than 50 clicks or one sale a month may be removed.

Victoria Milan’s brand rules for affiliates

LoveRevenue bans Victoria Milan and its marks from page titles, meta tags, backlink anchor text and search ads, and those marks include terms like “infidelity” and “married dating”. You may not use competitors’ brands such as Ashley Madison, Gleeden or C-Date, every mention of Victoria Milan must be favorable, and a trademark breach carries $10,000 in liquidated damages.

The FAQ allows PPC, social and email traffic, but the signed terms rule out forums and social media as traffic sources. Emails need prior approval and a subject line starting with “SEXUALLY-EXPLICIT:”. Your site’s WHOIS must be public.

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