Ask me (Brad Shaw) anything for the few hours about Executive Stats - Page 2 - GoFuckYourself.com

Jon2 · 01-12-2005, 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by BradShaw

We have checks and balances in place to watch for affiliates abusing the software (shaving). I will not go into specifics.

99% of the big pps programs use their own code, it is almost impossible to run a large program with the constraints of compiled code. If you really think NATS is shave proof and you only want to send your traffic there, I am not going to argue with your short sidedness.

The average webmaster really does not understand shaving. It is an easy excuse for a shitty sales day. I am not saying people do not shave, look at Perfection Cash, they got caught red handed.

Okay..My short sidedness? I'm fully listening to everything you have to say...You provide at a higher cost the full source code...Which enables them to do whatever they want...From a programmers side of view...What capabilities does your "checks and balances" have when someone can modify anything in the scripts?

I am not really getting a solid answer on this...I would like to be able to trust sponsors using your system...But so far your not providing me with the hard standing that I can...So I will have to rely on using sponsors that have straight biller stats?

So your software is mainly just to provide affiliate programs with fraud protection...Nothing to protect webmasters from fraud? I figured with all these new fancy stats programs you would maybe look out for the industry as well?

Jon

makefuckingmoney · 01-12-2005, 05:15 PM

We are upgrading to it. My program has gone nuts and the database and structure of my software is having more issues based on our growth. So I chose to use Executive Stats rather than continually upgrading my current software.

I must own the source code of my software, I feel I would be negligent not physically owning it.

If it sucks, you will hear about it.

Im hoping to be live with it next week.

01-12-2005, 05:15 PM	#52
makefuckingmoney Confirmed User Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 3,277	We are upgrading to it. My program has gone nuts and the database and structure of my software is having more issues based on our growth. So I chose to use Executive Stats rather than continually upgrading my current software. I must own the source code of my software, I feel I would be negligent not physically owning it. If it sucks, you will hear about it. Im hoping to be live with it next week.