In terms of earnings, my best 3 cam affiliate programs last year were:

1. AdultWebmasterEmpire (AWE) – By far this was best program last year, and accounted for about 60% of all webcam earnings. AWE promotes popular sites such as livejasmin, mycams, liveprivates, and more. Learn more about adultwebmasterempire here.
2. MoneyVerse -  Moneyverse, which runs the ever growing webcam site NeedLive was my second b est performer. This program has been growing for about 2 years now, and hopefully will start to play a bigger role in my earnings. Learn more about moneyverse and needlive here.
3. NeonDollars - NeonCams has emerged over the last year as an adult webcam community that is probably going to be around for a while. Earnings have been slow to grow, but there has definitely been improvement, and I think neondollars will continue to grow fairly rapidly for the next couple years. Learn more about getting in on neondollars before its too late to enjoy the ride!

What were your best performing cam affiliate programs last year? Or any other adult program that you would recommend people try out. Give us your feedback, and you can include a link to your favorite programs

At first glance, it seems like a pretty decent program, with some really nice webmaster promo tools. I will start pushing a little traffic their way and see what sort of conversions they can get me. Looks like camspotcash has banners, rss and xml feeds, chat emulater, iframes, and a lot of other cool little tools. If you are looking to experiment with a new sponsor, this appears to be a good choice. Sign up today, and let me know how it works out for you, we can learn together on this one! You will be promoting CamSpot, which so far looks like a great program.

Looks like PPS are running between $35 and $50, or you can go with the Rev Share plan which is running at 25% lifetime revs, multi tier system.

Here is just one sample of the hot models they have. A lot of free pics and vids that you can share on your site like this one:

Both sides of the arguement have merit… it is true that the cam sites are not getting their money, so why should we get money…. and of course, their is the other side of the debate saying that our job is to send them clients… its their job to handle them!

As you can see, its not so cut and clear as to which is right. But, in some cases we are running white label cam sites on our own personal domains. Would it be at least fair to say that we should be responsible for any chargebacks on our white labels, but not on our referring links?

So it got me wondering which programs out there did and did not do chargebacks. As far as I can tell, only Adult Webmaster Empire (AWE) and NeonDollars have taken money back for chargebacks. I am not sure about my other ones, perhaps they do, but I will not realize it until it happens…

So I want to hear from you… leave a comment with your programs, and if they do chargebacks (feel free to include your affiliate link in your comments this time)