Yesterday I login to my Commission Junction (CJ) account, and I found my account was deactivated by CJ. I try to search any reasons why my account deactivated, and I found the answer at CJ’s FAQ as below:

To reactivate an account, you will be required to re-read the Commission Junction Publisher Service Agreement. To be eligible for reactivation, you must have been deactivated for dormancy (that is, your account did not have any commissionable transactions for six consecutive months), and the deactivation date must have been within the past six months. There is no limit on the number of times you may reactivate an account.

and then:

If your account was deactivated for dormancy more than six months ago, you do not have the reactivation option. You will need to create a new account.

So my account was deactivated because I am haven’t any commissionable transactions for six consecutive months. Yups, I know it. I can’t sell any products from CJ’s merchants for six consecutive months.

And I also haven’t eligible for reactivation. So my last option is creating a new account. But I did not try it yet, I must delete all old links and banners from CJ’s merchants first, and then I’ll create a new account.

Actually, currently I am trying more serious in affiliate programs, but it still a preparation and planing, and there’re still no actions. I think it could be a lesson for me, that a plan needs actions. And also a plan needs commitment, seriousness, and should do continuously.

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