Anyone get an assload of spam from a Dollarmachine/Platinumbucks/Quickbuck affiliate?
 

I checked my email and I had 4 emails pushing Dollarmachine sites, 3 pushing Platinumbucks sites, 2 pushing NastyDollars sites and 1 pushing a Quickbucks site.

I'm assuming they were all sent from the same person as they were all sent to a non-existant email account. My server redirects messages sent to a non-existant to an existant account.

Obviously, I never opted-in for this shit.

So, am I the only one?

Haven't seen anything that stands out.Whats a couple spams in a list of thundreds

I get alot from dollarmachine, and the paris hilton site

11 from paris today

#1 - My catch-all account doesn't get spam. And my filters get rid of 95% of the spam to my other accounts.

#2 - I can't say for sure, but I doubt any of those programs allow their affiliates to spam.

#3 - Ten emails pushing ten sites from the same person sent to a non-existant email account is a bit much.

These guys would be busy writing resumes if they didn't allow spam.

i get hundreds of paris hilton emails a day in my personal email account , sooo annoying :mad: :feels-hot

All i ever get is viagra, enlarge your penis, and mortgage emails..

Shitloads every day, same stuff

wutz your addy ???

I can forward ya about 4-5 HUNDRED P4R1S H1Lt0N emails a day if you feel insignificant :Graucho

I was getting alot of Nasty Dollar emails there back a few weeks ago, the Python ones come and go and the Viagra one I get a pile of everyday.

I just add them to the MailWasher blacklist but they keep coming.

Burtman

HAHAHA WOW!!! You are bitching over 10 emails!! thats funny shit...

So you guys accept spam traffic?

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh , well doesnt that suck

Chances are you wont hear a yes or a no :)

:glugglug

i don't doubt it. i'm surprised with his answer.

most programs would have said something along the lines of "forward the email to me or give me the affiliate's id and we'll term him" in order to look good on the forums and then do nothing.

Of course they do....odds are a good percentage of it is either from them directly, or bought bulk mails.....:2 cents:

Check your filters, playboi!

It's not from them, unless they're mailing out for other programs too. I only received one Quickbuck ad though.

Now the guy is running through Silvercash sites. I've received 20 emails so far. At least if the email account existed, he could claim I opted in somewhere.

im not getting the spam love right now:(

If this is your address and/or your bank account info, take me off your list.

27068 La Paz Road #306
Aliso Viejo, CA 92656
US
Phone: 877-882-5536

Bank name: Bank of America
Address: Florin-Greenhaven Branch
P.O. Box 37176
San Francisco, CA 94137-0001
Account Name AEA Network
Account # 16963-11425
Routing # 121000358

me too since 4 days ago.

and im getting a shitload of paris hilton mails since yesterday around 29 a day

I dont really read all these spam - just delete it...but yeah, I can remember lots of Paris Hilton spam lately...

Bank account info?! okey dokey.:glugglug

:321GFY :321GFY :321GFY :321GFY

adstats encourages spamming

smooth move psyko514 I hope thats not someones real bank account info.

it's all real, and it's public info too.
http://www.fastsize.com/alt.php

Platinum Bucks looking for mailers


Hi Adam from PlatinumBucks

and,,,,


Orgasm Cash looking for mailers,,

Marina from Orgasm Cash

lol

Sorry psyko514 i take that comment back

:1orglaugh

At least one of those programs actually provide spam landing pages for all their affiliates, the others are equally built on spam.

Why do people assume such stupid things?

nope

lot's of paris out there :321GFY

Same guy?

http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showth...highlight=kill

I just checked the terms and conditions of each program, and they all forbid unsolicited bulk email. Opt-in email is a different story. When I typed the message, I was under the impression it was unsolicited. Now I know most programs will take any email in high volumes, publicly, they refuse the email, so that's what I was getting at.

Turns out one of my surfers had followed a Join4Free link from my site and signed up with false info using my domain as the email address. The list was sold to someone else who mailed the list.

Battuss, I don't think it's the same person, but contact [Brian] on this forum to double check.

:1orglaugh

So THAT'S why they provide bullet proof hosting in China, for opt in e-mails. :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Kids these days.

"Now I know most programs will take any email in high volumes, publicly, they refuse the email, so that's what I was getting at."

i was a bit groggy there, but i meant was "i'm well aware that most programs accept spam traffic if it converts, but they'll publicly deny it"


smartass :winkwink:

hhmmmm whats this

Yuppers!

psyko, I dont think there's much connection between the programs you listed as far as working together. No hostility either by any means, but no real camaraderie...

I'd figure it is actually an affiliate mailing and I'd have sent support at each of those an email, so they are aware of it.

There's more than one way to skin a cat ;)

hey kimmy :) i didn't think the spam was coming from them. i knew it was from an affiliate. once he saw this message, he contacted me on icq and we straightened things out.

Providing bullet proof spam landing pages in everyone's stats section counts as publicly to me. :)