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Originally Posted by ThumbLord
Trixxxia I am pleased to see you are doing a good job trying to explain this to all.
You are top notch in my new black booklet and if you work for Ray he should by very proud to have you working for him.
Joe you should be aware of the fact that every new entry in this thread by you will cost you customers, future and past ones.
The other traffic brokers must be getting drunk by now since you will be out of clients very very very ( did I mention very? ) soon.
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Thanks ThumbLord, I appreciate that
In the end, every traffic broker has a right to run his business as he sees fit. My point is that you don't have to bow down to these practices in the least bit. As buyers, you can make a difference by being scrupulous on where you buy that traffic. As a site owner and traffic reseller/provider, you have the option of working with brokers or clients that are just as meticulous at keeping their network clean - who they buy from/trade with/sell to. As affiliates, you have the option of not sending your traffic to companies that turn around and systematically screw you over by proliferating and oiling the cashflow of such companies with their ad dollars. As a sponsor, you should DEFINITELY not be shooting yourself in the foot.
Somewhere along the line, affiliates forgot that they are one of the major providers of the raw material in this production line of 'adult entertainment'. You don't need to be vocal about it, just do what you have to do to protect your future business.
Some of the most intelligent people in this industry have sold to them and stopped. Others bought from them and there are many others that continue to buy from them. After you get your check and it didn't bounce - so long as you understand how it hurts you and your future business, whatever you do is your decision but when you start suffering the consequences, you can't say you had no idea or blame your sponsor for bad conversions.