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looks like if you outsmart an affiliate program you get banned......
ah well, imo prove that it is a fraudulent signup, the fact that it was a chargeback doesnt prove anything, then you are in the right. |
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This week http://www.porn-room.com/thisweek.gif Previous week http://www.porn-room.com/previous.gif So... I can't see any chargebacks or refunds here... Maybe there delay... So I will wait. |
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"Restrictions on personal use This program is intended for commercial use only, that is paying referral fees for subscriptions sold to third parties coming from a link from your sponsoring Web site to the Affiliate Pages." good luck proving you posted the link on a valid website and a legit third party signed up on the first click. more likely the link was messaged to a friend or the affiliate themselves signed up to exploit the ppc. wheres the clicks for the last two days of the period? smells fishy |
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Shit... man do you think i signed up, then rebilled, then asked for chargeback?! Am i stupid?! WTF... ps I already explained everything to Mike. |
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But the only thing i know is that it came. Maybe from free profiles registered in the past from my link. Maybe from another source. But I know that I was not doing anything wrong. |
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that has scam written all over it. maybe you didnt do anything wrong, but i can see why they did what they did and i can see why you'd be pissed. glad im not in either of your shoes and good luck to you in your battle. :pimp |
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I don't think that iwantu will play dirty. |
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Ofcause they are not going to pay $35K for nothing no program would. No matter if the signup is legit or not the guy found a loophole and tried to cash in on it. What did he think they would pay him $100K at the end of the period for nothing? Sorry to disappoint you the real world donīt work like this NO ONE would pay in a situation like this. |
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Lex,
Before I head over to the airport in 10 mins (don't worry I"m not being sent to Russia to 'deal' with this situation hehe ;p), I just want to mention this: I have no doubt your traffic is legit, it's just of a low quality (atleast so far). There is nothing wrong with that, it's what PPC is there for. The issue is on the 1:1 ratio and apparent chargeback, with all signs there pointing to fraud. I will be out of town, but I'm sure this situation will be resolved properly. They always have been, if they hadn't, we wouldn't have survived so well since 1996 :) |
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Have a good flight ;) ps why you think that my traffic is low quality? I sent ~ 150 free sign ups and it's not bad. Because i had that sign up from 11 free signs i sent u in past... |
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LIke if you have 150 free in 30-40,000 uniques, that is low to me, but depending on your traffic source/costs it might not be low for you or others :winkwink: |
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but i think we shouldn't fuck each others brain now. :) we will talk with Michael tomorrow. :-) Take care. |
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Guess it's time to pick another profession my communist friend, fraud is definitely not for you! :1orglaugh
Tip for iwantu: Don't accept non-Western webmasters |
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funny thread; )
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Lex im curious to what site you were sending the traffic from
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Coz iwantu support said that traffic is low quality :) |
would iwantu have paid the 35k if the signup wasnt "fraudulant", no, they would have found some other reason not to pay... So what a bullshit excuse, if you dont want to pay then fine dont, but dont come up with some crappy excuse
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IwantU simply created a stupid payout scale... I mean... how stupid do you have to be to not see the potentiality of fraud over there...
thats newbee'ish to say the least more than 5 ways to abuse this system further come to my mind without them knowing i'd be abusing it just because the traffic would be productive. why have such a model anyways?? |
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iwantchixx - you need to lay off the crack pipe if you think this guy deserved to get paid...what a moron lol
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A lot of scamming webmasters in this thread, sticking up for the guy frauding / abusing a program. Term them all !
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Here's the thing: Almost anyone can, with very small traffic levels, get a 1:1 signup ratio on a given day. I have plenty of older sponsors that get occassional hits, and those programs occassionally convert. Myabe only 1 or 2 hits might have made it to the site this week, month, whatever, so my ratios look amazing.
Almost anyone can send 35k hits to a pay per click and have no signups. When you start looking at volume that large, traffic can start to get a little weak. Imagine for a minute 35k of redirect TGP skim hits. The chance these people are buyers is pretty slim, no? It gets even more slim if the traffic is generated through misleading spam, blind links, or 1x1 images... I don't know they methods used in this instance, this is all speculation on methods to generate traffic. Shame on IwantU for having a promotion that didn't require a minimum number of signups and didn't check ratios before assigning the higher payout. Shame on the webmasters (and his supporters) for attempting to turn shit traffic into gold by fucking iwantu over. Greed is good - to the point where you are being obvious... why did you have to be so freaking greedy? was 2k or 3k not enough for your little scam? Alex |
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I highly doubt that ... |
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IMO a fair solution to this matter would be for the affiliate to provide iwantu.com with proof and a receipt of where the traffic came from and iwantu to pay the affiliate the cost of the traffic if sufficient proof is provided. The terms seem to be misleading.
Thats just my opinion from what I read. |
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