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PoKo · 11-16-2007, 10:16 AM

I haven't received any checks from CCBill lately and I wondered why untill I installed Trend Micro PC-cillin internet security. Now I get a big fat warning each time I enter a website thru the CCBill affiliate code.

This just can't be good for business! Why will any CCBill affiliate code be considdered phishing by Trend Micro? What can be done about it. I trust CCBill for some reason but I doubt my traffic does when they get this kind of warnings in ther face...

CIVMatt · 11-16-2007, 12:17 PM

Is it every ccbill affiliated website or just one?

PoKo · 11-16-2007, 12:31 PM

it is everyone i checked - at least 10 of them checked today

PoKo · 11-28-2007, 10:39 AM

I am kind of concerned that no one actually cares about this issue.
All you guys that are promoting your sites thru affiliates and are using CCBill for processing are loosing business!!!

Why? Because surfers using Trend Micro's antivirus programs are warned that your sites are engaged in unleagal, harmfull activities such as credit card phishing!!!
Do you honestly think that a surfer in his right mind is going to leave his CC information on a site after beeing warned about this by the antivirus program that he trusts? I don't!

I have contacted one webmaster using CCBill about this. She was very concerned about this and contacted CCBill. Here is the reply she got from them:
"I understand your concern in this matter. I would recommend that you submit a feature request within the webmaster admin for a change in our affiliate tracking system. This will be sent to our programming department for consideration.""
Shouldn't this be a matter that CCBill could ask their own programming department of? This is not just a matter to Sandra Wang, but to all of you guys using CCBill!

See the screenprint below to see this warning (in Swedish) Do you think anyone would miss this?

Just to say it one more time. This is not something that concernes only www.sandrawang.com but all CCBill sites I have visited over the past month, and I have seen quite a few.
Try the above link if you are using Trend Micro PC-cillin to see what I am talking about

11-16-2007, 10:16 AM	#1
PoKo Confirmed User Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Norway Posts: 486	CCBill phishing? I haven't received any checks from CCBill lately and I wondered why untill I installed Trend Micro PC-cillin internet security. Now I get a big fat warning each time I enter a website thru the CCBill affiliate code. This just can't be good for business! Why will any CCBill affiliate code be considdered phishing by Trend Micro? What can be done about it. I trust CCBill for some reason but I doubt my traffic does when they get this kind of warnings in ther face... __________________ Roger www.PornoKongen.com Sexual Amateurs PornLinks-United - Clean Hard Link Trade Domain

11-16-2007, 12:17 PM	#2
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11-16-2007, 12:31 PM	#3
PoKo Confirmed User Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Norway Posts: 486	it is everyone i checked - at least 10 of them checked today __________________ Roger www.PornoKongen.com Sexual Amateurs PornLinks-United - Clean Hard Link Trade Domain

11-28-2007, 10:39 AM	#4
PoKo Confirmed User Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Norway Posts: 486	I am kind of concerned that no one actually cares about this issue. All you guys that are promoting your sites thru affiliates and are using CCBill for processing are loosing business!!! Why? Because surfers using Trend Micro's antivirus programs are warned that your sites are engaged in unleagal, harmfull activities such as credit card phishing!!! Do you honestly think that a surfer in his right mind is going to leave his CC information on a site after beeing warned about this by the antivirus program that he trusts? I don't! I have contacted one webmaster using CCBill about this. She was very concerned about this and contacted CCBill. Here is the reply she got from them: "I understand your concern in this matter. I would recommend that you submit a feature request within the webmaster admin for a change in our affiliate tracking system. This will be sent to our programming department for consideration."" Shouldn't this be a matter that CCBill could ask their own programming department of? This is not just a matter to Sandra Wang, but to all of you guys using CCBill! See the screenprint below to see this warning (in Swedish) Do you think anyone would miss this? Just to say it one more time. This is not something that concernes only www.sandrawang.com but all CCBill sites I have visited over the past month, and I have seen quite a few. Try the above link if you are using Trend Micro PC-cillin to see what I am talking about __________________ Roger www.PornoKongen.com Sexual Amateurs PornLinks-United - Clean Hard Link Trade Domain