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Originally Posted by SilentKnight
No one knows for sure just how many link sites CCBill is attacking this way. I mentioned the latest issue concerning BondageDirectory.com because its both the latest concern and one of the most prominent sites of its kind.
But your point about Cybernet Entertainment using CCBill's competitors is definitely food for thought. It wouldn't surprise me if this attack was aimed directly at them.
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I am making an assumption that might well not be valid; CCBill may be having issues with several link lists, and this is the only one known and being discussed to this point. But just saying that the bondage market has to be concerned with rape is one thing; knowing what CCBill thinks of as rape would be much more helpful. Again, not only is the content they found to be "rape" not described, there is nothing said about what links and/or banners that bondagedirectory.com could remove to be within CCBill's rules. Of course this is going to raise some questions.