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Originally Posted by media
DD... I ran it from three machines.. on multiple IPs... I don't think they know my home IP when all of my business is done on my work machine... The washington post article makes no mention of them even trying to uninstall like any other program... There's always people who complain when there is something they don't understand... but we'll see what comes of it, the minute something happens to my system from their installs, I will take any action I need to and stop promoting them... but that has not happened...
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Out of a couple millions spam emails sent, there is almost no complaints.
So if it really was that easy to remove, there wouldn't be complaints.
There just gotta be a trick somewhere, the numbers (of complaints) don't add up to make this thing legetimate. The TOS dosen't either and the WS post article don't really mention anything else BUT... there are pretty good chances they got a lot of complaints about this one in particular to put the name out there...
I don't have to judge your affiliate program since I don't promote it, but if there are that many users that are unhappy, there gotta be a problem somewhere in the equation.