Affil4You Increases Payouts to Clients in Germany

PARIS — Affil4You announced Thursday it is increasing its payouts to German clients to 80 percent on qualified traffic.

In announcing the move, Affil4You said it has established strong connections with carriers in Germany.

"Years of experience delivering content and processing payments within the framework established by German authorities combined with our local experts that understand the German market and it needs, allow Affil4You to operate more efficiently than ever," the company noted.

Affil4You's Joey Gabra explained, "Germany is seen by many as having the strictest regulations and harshest regulatory penalties of any region because they take mobile consumer policy very seriously.

"That actually works strongly in our favor because it means that building a solid reputation and establishing Affil4You as a fully compliant platform that can be trusted has even more value to clients seeking to monetize German mobile traffic. It's no secret that Germany has now become one of our strongest territories overall, and that's a great reason to celebrate."

For more information, visit the new Affil4You.com website.

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