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Originally Posted by ExtremeBank_Adam
I am saying that I have asked you three times now to forward me the email you claim to have.
My terms are not published as you would like them to be, yet they are on the site and have been for many years and are spelled out plainly (in part):
We don't allow typos or alternate domain name spellings to send traffic. For example, sites like naughtyalysha.net or naughty-alysha.com are not allowed.
Also, you have been sending traffic since November, 2010 (just checked), not 18 months like you claim. While this is insignificant, please don't exaggerate the facts in your favor. As soon as I was notified that you were sending hits via an unauthorized method, I contacted you. In addition, the email where you asked about promotional methods was only from a few weeks ago. You have been sending traffic (admittedly) for over a year now, but you only asked a few weeks ago? Also, I have only suspended your account from new transactions, not from rebills, and I notified you the moment I did it. I didn't try to scam you by not letting you know, etc.
I am back to shooting now, so please forward me that email at your earliest convenience.
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I don't know the chain of events or who's telling the truth or not. I just wanted to say that programs that ban alternate domains are being stupid. It says to me that the program owner has no idea what exactly affiliates are doing to drive traffic to your sites. You might lose a few sales that would have come to your main page anyhow but you also gain a lot of traffic that you would never have had without that affiliate. In this case its' even worse because he has other sponsors he can point this to and just replace your content and go on about his day so it will cost you whatever sales you were worried about anyhow in addition to all of the extra traffic.
It's a dumb policy. A dumb policy with good intentions but a dumb policy regardless.
Sigh.
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