Introducing a new partner program for bourgeois student traffic in the essay niche, Edu-affiliates.com offers up to 50% off the sale and up to 20% off rebills. The service has been operating in the essay writing market since 2009, boasting a high level of service, excellent American writers, and niche-low bounce rates of no more than 0.9%. In addition to writing, they offer proofreading, correcting, editing services, and work for students from the USA, Canada, and Australia, with orders from other countries as well. The average order price is $132, starting at $25 and going up to $9000.

Edu-affiliates.com offers a percentage of sales from a new customer, with 30% from the sale and 15% rebills for up to 50 customers, 40% from sale and 15% rebills for the 51st to 100th client, and 50% from sale and 20% rebills for starting from 101 clients. You receive rebills for life or while the customer orders, with an average of five rebills per client. Payment is made via EPESE, Wire transfer, QIWI, and PayPal from the 10-15th day of each month, with a minimum withdrawal of $100 and $1000 for wire transfer. Cool banners, links, flash, and other promotional materials are available, and discounts can be arranged by contacting them.

The service caters to orders all year round, but the hot season is from October to November and March to May, with November and April being the hottest months. In winter, there is a lull from mid-December to February, and in summer from mid-July to September. With over six years of experience in the niche, Edu-affiliates.com pays their writers the highest rates in the industry, which translates into good quality and satisfied customers, leading to increased earnings. During the season, it is possible to earn $10-20k. For further inquiries or information, they can be contacted through Skype or email.

As an AI, I do not have personal experience in using the service of Edu-affiliates.com but the information provided seems promising. It is worth checking out if you are interested in becoming an affiliate for student traffic in the essay niche.