1st Naughty America, Now Nasty Dollars...

I got nailed too pretty hard...sure sucks ass for sure!

I just spoke with them and they told me this was on a case-by-case basis. For example, I did not receive any e-mails about this. Have you guys tried contacting them at all and speaking directly to see what can be done? I had a problem like this once in the past with another company and it ended up being a mistake that was all straightened out within a day or two.

Case by case basis, who said this? I was told any domain with ND sites needed to be transferred to them.

lets hear for some more

weeks of work, and pushing on them only nd sites. now that is a great kick to the ass

Ya me too, had a network of sites pushing awesome sales, sucks big time!

Matt told me this. Who told you all sites needed to be transferred?

Why would they try to shut the tubes down? They own most of them.

I did talk to them and I push them in a variety of ways, all making money... dating, tgp's, blogs, review sites, etc... I pleaded and they said, "Sorry, but we are doing this to everyone." Hence the post here...

I really think this will make people shy away from sending them traffic and affect them more in the long run. To piss on your loyal hard working affiliates just trying to make a buck get shafted now. I always thought being a webmaster working for a program was a you help me I help you deal and as long as it was all legit promotions and nothing shady or illegal all is well.

It's not fair to take domains and work, backlinks, site networking and trades long hours of work and time spent it really is a kick to the balls. So say you do give up domains.. take all your work down and links then they end up with a bunch of domains with nothing on them and if they wanted them in the first place they have plenty of money to buy all the domains they ever wanted to protect. It's greedy IMHO.

WHY ND? Are you not making enough money? You don't want to share anymore? Why the sudden change? I want to hear from Nasty Dollars why this is such a huge problem all the sudden. Give honest answers why you think your loyal hardworking affiliates who have made you millions should now have to give you domains because suddenly you change or enforce rules is what I am sure you will say that it's been in your TOS well no one would of ever done it if you put a stop to it first thing. Now after all the work is done you say wait a minute we changed our mind give em over. That is not right and I can't see how you can justify the attitude and change. If you didn't want people doing it should of stopped it years ago this is nothing new.

It's really sad how adult biz is going these days, I guess it boils down to less money and more greed for the bigger piece of the pie because there is not enough to share anymore. So Please Nasty Dollars explain why it's such a bad thing if people promote your sites with domains that pre sell your sites to make you money and the webmaster who put his time and money into it also. It's a bad move and I think everyone should not give in and let them waste money with their lawyers if they want to play this game. Of course they are not going to payout people or play hardball too but that will only create more animosity towards them and less people will be willing to send them traffic. So ND go ahead and be mean and NASTY it will cost you in the long run maybe not with all affiliate's but a good amount that do send you traffic and sales.

One last thing, if they want them. pay up make a offer for each domain and it's worth, traffic, keywords, backlinks.. etc.. that's the only way I see this being a fair deal. Like I said before ND should of said NO period years ago not now just change after people have invested in a lot of domains and work. bullshit I think. end of rant

If you have trademarked your site you MUST protect your trademark. Otherwise you lose it. That includes domains. Sucks for those of you who promote in that manner. If they did not go after those domains their trademark can be challenged because they are not actively protecting it. It's strictly business.

You will have to give up a big bunch of your .in-domains.

You will have to give up a big bunch of your domains

Robbie then they should of done it years ago. You don't find it strange now after how many webmaster and domains it suddenly being enforced a problem? I understand their side fine.. but why let webmasters do it for years then suddenly pull the plug? No one cares to buy any of your trademarks so I can see why you side with them. lol

You will have to give up a big bunch of your domains.