Question   If I offer a 14 day trial will it ask for payment info on day 1 or after 14 days?

A. Yes, during a trial someone is still able to qualify for commission.

A. By default PayPal IPN is enabled.  It is only turned off if you have previously turned it off in your PayPal account.  You can verify it is off if there is no record in the access log when a PayPal payment is made.

To turn on the PayPal IPN follow the instructions below.

- Login to your paypal Business account
- Go to Profile -> My Selling Tools
- Select Instant Payment Notifications -> Update


- Click choose IPN settings


- Select receive IPN Messages and leave Notify URL empty then click save

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STEP 1) Click Profile

STEP 2) Click Instant Payment Notification Preferences

STEP 3) Check Settings

If it is turned off that is ok. If it is on and it is enabled that is ok. If it is on and disabled that is not ok. If it is on it MUST be enabled and if disabled you will need to edit it to enable it.

STEP 4) Enable IPN (optional)

This is only needed if IPN is already turned on. If turned on and it is disabled you will need to enable it. The Notification URL is not important as we set it in the payment button. Just it needs to be enabled (or turned off) as if it is on and disabled then the URL we set inside the button won't work.

A. It can, but it doesn't have to.  You can have multiple payment buttons on the same page.

A. Commission is applied off of all payments received.  Commissions are a percentage.  So, if the trial is a free trial, then there is no commission.  However, if the trial is a small amount (like $1 trial for 3 days), then the commission is applied as a percentage of the amount of the trial payment.  So, in our $1 trial example, if the commission is 20%, then the commission amount from the trial would be $0.20.