I'm finally leaving RPM!

AndreiD, seems like you're right on schedule, his took a total of about 16-17 days, no earnings are lost during that time period (in case you were wondering).
When I got partnered with Creator X, mine took all but 2 Hours, but I had very few videos at the time.
It all breaks down to how busy there Support Staff is and I know it's gotta be hell on them right now from a couple of weeks ago, I heard through the grapevine they have about 100k different Support Requests like CMS Inductions, Estimated Earnings, etc.
 
Not really disappointed about earnings, since I wasn't making much before, it's just the way they're handling things.
I should have done my research beforehand, it's my mistake in the end.
I hope they'll let me leave, if not, oh well.
 
hey i recently join but i can't login into my dashboard when its the same email as my youtube account, i tried contacting them i didnt get no response back. =( im already partnered
 
Partnering with RPM through socialblade is the way to go. There are 2 big networks involved and socialblade badically advertisers all of their partners to their website with tens of thousands od viewers.
 
Sorry to bump this thread, but I've been with RPM/Socialblade for a long time - a year in September and I've been quite disappointed so far.

I wouldn't advice YouTubers to rush into joining a network, other networks out there such as TGN that offer a lot more in terms of support and growth potential for new YouTubers.

With RPM you are given access to Audiomicro which is quite nice. But other than that I have been extremely disappointed with the support and that is one of the reasons why I want to leave.

I find that if you have rep on a network - or just someone to guide you through what you are doing and what you should do, you'll do a lot better.

If you're a comedian of some sort or any make other content that isn't gaming - realistically you should be looking to monetize with YouTube itself rather than a network (simply as you would be making a lot more) but for gamers, or those that preview game content, you need a network.

I'm currently getting screwed over, I submitted a ticket asking for details on how exactly I would go about leaving at the end of my contract.

I didn't want to ask this at the end of my contract as I thought that may be used as an excuse not to let me leave and extend my contract over.

Regardless, its been two weeks now and I still have not got a reply.

I just think that the features RPM offer (the majority of them) - such as the Spotlight and the support staff that initially promise to 'guide you through your YouTube career' is a load of crap.

If you do join RPM you'll be locked into a contract and when it does come to leaving, it's not the easiest thing in the world to do! I hear that the new contract is two years in length, why you can join and leave some networks - such as TGN - with a 30 day notice?

I am personally applying for Fullscreen once and IF I manage to leave RPM.
 
Andrew Flint said:
When you get partnered with RPM there threshold is $50 (but you have to make this before the 15th of the month or it will get carried over to the next month)
Click to expand...

This must be the core reason RPM looks for countless tiny channels. That 50/100 difference surely adds up, and is indeed a unique deal too, given what everyone is saying about the 100 minimum being the standard set by Adsense.
 
Well, I have left RPM as well. I think they have scammed me.

My agreement said that I will have payout every month. They have changed their rules without asking me for permition. My agreement said as well that - if I will make material breach on agreement - they can beak it. Same with them - if they will make something against agreement, I can break it if they wont cure breach in 2 weeks.
Obviously, I have written to support that they have made steps against my agreement. They said that they wont cure breach and they wont break agreement before year of my partnership ends, cause thee is no reason to do so.

Paying after reaching 50$ was not problem for me. Problem is different - if they change rules during my agreement, its not problem for them. If I would break agreement, I would be kicked out of RPM for sure. They should ask me for opinion before changing agreement without my permition. I don't like plays like that, so one month ago I have left RPM and I'm on better conditions in Curse.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top