05-21-2004, 01:43 PM
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So Fucking Banned
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: 420Calendar.com
Posts: 17,920
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Originally posted by Forkbeard
I signed up with this one outfit even though it was clear they were eastern european, because they had some niche galleries I could use and I figured "hey, I'll send some traffic, and if they actually convert and pay me something, that's more than nothing, right?"
So I got all the way through the signup process, hit the send button -- and then got a bloody automated email saying "due to increased levels of affiliate fraud, your account will not be active until you fax a copy of two forms of picture ID to such-and-such phone number".
Yeah, right. I don't know these guys, I'm taking a huge chance on them being scamming assholes, and they want paper documentation from me? I don't think so.
I sent 'em a "yeah right" email, but I never heard back.
Moral: Yes you can go too far in pre-qualifying your affiliates. Although if you have a face and a name and a good rep, you could get away with quite a bit more.
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