yea they pay, however it may take awhile one of their rules before you can get your 1st payment is that you must have at least 5 different credit cards

ClickBank accounts cannot be used for the sole purpose of collecting rebates or otherwise extending credit to yourself or others. In compliance with US law, ClickBank will withhold payment of any account balance until it contains standing sales made with 5 or more different credit card numbers, including at least one Visa card, and one MasterCard. PayPal and eCheck purchases do not count toward the minimum.

http://www.clickbank.com/affiliate_faq.html#aff_question_16

other than that you’ll get paid one you reach that requirement 1st. good luck selling that stuff though. a lot of it is crap, but if you can sell it you deserve the 40-60% commission they offer

i suggest you read up at some affiliate marketing forums

http://www.abestweb.com/

http://www.wickedfire.com/

http://www.affiliatelink.org/

good luck!!!!

Making the Payment Link:

In order for ClickBank to sell your product, you must direct the customer to follow a payment link on your publisher’s Pitch Page. ClickBank’s payment link will take the customer to the ClickBank order form where the customer will place the order for the product.

Your payment link should be targeted to a new window, and should be in the following format:

http://ITEM.PUBLISHER.pay.clickbank.net

Here it is in html:

target=cb>CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE

Here’s how to make it work…

Replace PUBLISHER with your ClickBank account nickname.
Replace ITEM with the item number of the link (product) for sale. When you set up your ClickBank publisher account, each of your links is assigned a number: 1,2,3, etc. If you are setting up your first product the item number is 1.
Replace CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE with any promotional text or image you prefer.
See our Payment Link FAQ for more information on payment links.

Answer:

If you’re selling a decent product, Clickbank will be fine.

If people are going to feel ripped off after buying your product, you’ll eventually have trouble almost anywhere.