Stolen Content
Jake received an e-mail from a TGP owner this morning letting us know that he had a gallery submitted by someone using my content to promote another sponsor. This is the gallery:http://www.blowtaxes.com/calendar/girl234/serieseel5.html
Jake contacted the sponsor, yobucks and spoke with a guy named Dilip about it this morning. They immediately cancelled the account and redirected the traffic for that account to our site. Now that?s what I call a real stand-up sponsor, thanks Dilip!
So, that takes care of this one gallery with this one sponsor. I?ll have to assume that this guy will continue using my content to promote other programs until he gets caught. Based on the whois info for www.blowtaxes.com (warning pop-up hell) he?s located in Spain. Whois lists his host as www.harddot.com (warning pop-up hell) which he also
owns.
So, my question is what can I do to stop this guy from using my content? Any chance that TGP owners reading this will blacklist his domains? If he?s using stolen content, it's pretty likely that he?s probably cheating TGP?s as well. Any suggestions on how to deal with this guy?
Jake contacted the sponsor, yobucks and spoke with a guy named Dilip about it this morning. They immediately cancelled the account and redirected the traffic for that account to our site. Now that?s what I call a real stand-up sponsor, thanks Dilip!
So, that takes care of this one gallery with this one sponsor. I?ll have to assume that this guy will continue using my content to promote other programs until he gets caught. Based on the whois info for www.blowtaxes.com (warning pop-up hell) he?s located in Spain. Whois lists his host as www.harddot.com (warning pop-up hell) which he also
owns.
So, my question is what can I do to stop this guy from using my content? Any chance that TGP owners reading this will blacklist his domains? If he?s using stolen content, it's pretty likely that he?s probably cheating TGP?s as well. Any suggestions on how to deal with this guy?
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