As an affiliate would you ever consider promoting gaming in light of the up-coming law to be enacted?
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33Absolutely NO - never0%6I'd like to but its too risky0%2I already do and I will not stop0%11Possibly with the right support0%4If I can make great $$$ - anything is possible0%10
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Sure - the US is the only country with a problem over gaming and don't fall under US law (and never agreed to any country's laws other than a country of residence).
Tho sure, it's a problem for US folks, but the "gaming war" is far from over yet.XXX TLD's - Another mosquito to swat.Comment
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what if they where mixed?Originally posted by Sveindt BeindtNot a change,porno only
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No online gaming but seducing young boys is fair game. Gotta love the whores in Washington.Comment
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I think this is a U.S problem ...in the most of the free world it's legal...
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But the US is 'land of the free'...Originally posted by TheSwedI think this is a U.S problem ...in the most of the free world it's legal...
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though if you're a non-US citizen and you promote gambling to US citizens is there a risk that you could be prosecuted/extradited? much the same as if you sent drugs to someone in the US through the post from outside the US.Originally posted by WebbyComment
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that maybe applys if you own a gaming site - not if you just promote it as an affiliateOriginally posted by roly
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I would have thought that would be prett tough because its the credit card companies etc that are getting banned.Originally posted by roly
Anyway Yes I would, because im a brit.Comment
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I'm sure there are a hundred new solutions in the works..Originally posted by scottybuzz
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haha, no... there isn't.Originally posted by roly
That's like saying if you start a site promoting women in the workforce one of those middle eastern countries will have you extradited because they have laws against it.
I think sending drugs would depend on whether its legal in your country or not, but no country is going to obide by another countries laws over its own.
I remember when people thought the new 2257 law would affect people everywhere, I laughed at that a little... US law applies in the US only.Comment
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i am interested in promoting gaming now.. only because they are making it illegal..
i get excited finding ways around stupid laws(only stupid laws) .. like censorship to people in china.. like anti gambling laws in the US and other stupid freedom suppuration laws.Comment
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Originally posted by MarkMani am interested in promoting gaming now.. only because they are making it illegal..
anyone else get excited? I think its actually a good time to push on things - remember there is a vacume out there now of players leaving places that don't accept US players.
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There is a vast difference in transporting drugs across jurisdictional borders - drug trading is (least normally) a criminal offense in most countries and treaties exist for cooperation by law enforcement etc.Originally posted by roly
Gaming activity is not a criminal offense in most nations. Gaming is also not an "extraditable offense". Even if it was an extraditable offense, no court will agree with any extradiction if the alleged offense is not an offense within the jurisdiction of the court (ie there is no offense to start with). Bottom line - other nations have no interest in the the domestic laws of the US unless they relate to extradition agreements or existing treaties for cooperation.Last edited by Webby; 10-03-2006, 10:04 AM.XXX TLD's - Another mosquito to swat.Comment
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All of this bullshit with gambling in the US is happening because Vegas and the Indian casinos were losing their asses. All the US casinos are owned by corporations and those corporations funded Bush's election and the elections of countless senators and congressman.
With enough $$ and lobbying pressure (one builds the other), they got this law passed to fuck the little guy yet again.
I'm not a gambling guy, nor am I a bush-hater. I'm just a realist who sees another example of big $$ getting pissed off because the peasants found a shortcut.Comment
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Yeah, why not. As long all eggs are not in same basket
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Will see what future will bring.Still rest of the world is big.Comment
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unless i suddenly start getting boat loads of non-US traffic which is doubtfulComment
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hahahah that sig is greatOriginally posted by TheSwedI think this is a U.S problem ...in the most of the free world it's legal...Comment
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there will be solutions coming out very soon to deal with USOriginally posted by bdld
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there will be no more money in online gambling
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I already do...unless my host says otherwise im gonna keep doing it or ill sue the goverment myself someway somehow theres gotta be a way!!Comment
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why did they make this damn rule
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I will continue until it is not lawful for me to. Since all I do is promote gaming programs which offer click-through campaigns and initial deposit sales which are legal to promote in the United States (specifically California, where I live), I will continue.
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ya - only 2 or 3 times as much as the adult biz...Originally posted by madawgzthere will be no more money in online gambling
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