Zango and companies like them. What is ccbills take on this?
 

Can billing companies do anything to stop this thieft?
I would really like to hear from CCbill and Nats or any billing company thats willing to tackle this issue.
Sponsors that take this issue seriously please post in this thread.

Zaango....

I phoned CCBILL support last week and they said they would look into it.

They said they are concerned about this, as it breaks their terms of service agreement. So I suggest if you find anyone doing it with a CCBILL affiliate account you report them to CCBILL.

Would be nice to hear from NATS and what their reaction would be to an affiliate using this method of stealing.

Some affiliate program companies prattle on about how anti shaving they are, it would be nice to know their reaction to this form of stealing.

zango sure is getting alot of attention...

Paul, John from NATS said that they have their programmers looking into this situation. It would be a very good thing for NATS to be able to say "trapping out zango style bullshit and popup window cookie overwriting".

CCBILL is on top of it and knows what is going on and doing everything they can do to stop it. They do not support it or allow it to happen.

I would like to see the likes of ccbill and nats post in this thread or start a new one and give us the heads up on this problem and what they can offer for a solution.

Come on you billing companies please give us a heads up on anything you intend to do about this problem.

I would like to see one verifiable example where it is happening through the CCBill affiliate system. If anybody has one, please send it to [email protected]

We have not been able to find one, and that is certainly not due to lack of trying

Let me also comment that if we find a company doing improper things with the links used through our affiliate system, all hell will break loose

bump for anti-zango!!! :)

Zango has a post on their corporate blog about cookies...

http://zango.com/destination/corporate/blog.aspx