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Originally Posted by Meloman
Yup. So basically anyone of your direct competitors can buy YOUR domains and pop there site instead.
How would you feel if you found out thehun was buying thumbzilla.com and poping his site over yours? Bookmarker comes to your site but a competitors site pops up over you and confuses the surfer. (Note, thehun was just a made up example)
It's one thing for Zango to sell ads by keyword like "porn". It's a totally different story when you can directly buy urls IMHO.
What the worst type of example is imagine one of your affiliates of twistys buying one of your paysite urls and re-poping that same site but with HIS affiliate id. Thus stealing the sale from the original traffic sender including TYPE-INS!
Zango advertising is perfectly legal...but a complete example of the difference in morals among businesses. Some find zango completely OK. Others find it sickening.
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I understand that 100%. That is exactly what i thought i would see happening. I know potentially zango could be used for that. The thing is i haven't seen one example of that. That is what has me baffled. I can't find a single example of that happening. So while it could be happening it's not. Unless i'm doing something wrong.