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- May 22, 2012
Hi dunover,
I totally agree with you. And in my previous post I failed to also mention that we had also contacted the affiliates mailing service directly putting an end to this practice.
However it is quite in the norm of the industry, if not beyond, to give a warning first if an affiliate has never been implicated of such practices on a program before.
Two complaints and the affiliate account is toast!
Best regards,
Shame you don't do the same as 32red - I had ONE spam in two years, reported it here and the account was dynamited in hours. Never got one since.
I'm sorry, but for law-breaking there should be NO warnings. You are saying to affiliates "OK, be a criminal once we'll overlook it, do it twice and we'll reluctantly forgo your new accounts..."
Now I know scum like CasinoRewards accept spamming by affiliates as a revenue raiser but accredited sites I thought were hot against it.