CPAmatica is a big SCAM
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Raxxer
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I honestly don't find it amusing. As someone who owns a scammy CPA company, I don't like scammers calling me out on my scams
aidenhera
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the feeling when you wanted to scam someone through CPA and offered him fake file; then you got scammed too by the network you are in
ClickbankGal
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you know what more disgusting?
when people getting caught for fraud but no admit... then still deny wrongdoing... then still blame other...
no remorse. no repenting. it sad.
it like police catched robber for robbing bank but robber deny any crime. then say police racist and biased for catching him. then boasting and bragging of own robbery achievement (like how op boast he make 1k a week and can doing more). then when people question his robbery he laugh and deny wrongdoing, and blame police for catching him. then laughs.
totally unacceptable and furthatic.
if he admit he wrong, apologises, and settles privately... it be okay. but no, he must make a big case, scold everyone, and now it backfire on him.
when people getting caught for fraud but no admit... then still deny wrongdoing... then still blame other...
no remorse. no repenting. it sad.
it like police catched robber for robbing bank but robber deny any crime. then say police racist and biased for catching him. then boasting and bragging of own robbery achievement (like how op boast he make 1k a week and can doing more). then when people question his robbery he laugh and deny wrongdoing, and blame police for catching him. then laughs.
totally unacceptable and furthatic.
if he admit he wrong, apologises, and settles privately... it be okay. but no, he must make a big case, scold everyone, and now it backfire on him.
I have a feeling ClickbankGal has some connection or relation to CPAmatica. Both have the same terrible grammar. He/she was super quick to jump to CPAmatica's defense and get overly protective and he/she is located in Ukraine, which is probably close to the true location of CPAmatica (given the affiliate manager's surname).
Then again I could be completely wrong and who the hell cares anyway
Then again I could be completely wrong and who the hell cares anyway
ClickbankGal
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complete wrong. no relation. you aware Russian male sirnames normally end with ich??? and in what ways am i siding cpamatica? i am talking about Raxxer about poor conduct. got caught but still insult others?not to mention he pm me for help then scold me for boasting when i not want help. that is why i am angry at him. and here you are accusing other. most probably you're a competitor of cpamatica or just had bad experience for bad judgement. very, very poor and bad judgement that you say i jump to defense and overly protective when i am only posting about Raxxer, not to you or anyone elses. you try to act investigator and make judgement as if you're mod but fail terribly. you should never be a mod or even a leader in decision.
let put this different scenario... imagine if he scam maxbounty or peerfly. then you woudl be posting different.
oh well me dont care (like you just said) as i have better things to do. if you seen my thread you know i am the thinker and busy making money. only in my spare time do i come to browse such thread.
Good thinking, but you are wrong. OP and CPAmatica are the same people. This is just a turdish way of gaining publicity. Soon OP will come back and say all is settled and he really likes CPAmatica. Seen this shite many of times. Desperate noobtards.
ClickbankGal
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lol!!! you are really my favourite bhw god!!! it is people like you that make me happy and make forum and life happy and exciting.
You ramble too much about silly things and I can barely understand what you're saying. It actually gave me a mini-migraine reading your reply.
And it wasn't just the name, it was the fact of how you defend CPAmatica so strongly and seem to take personal offense to the OP's claims.
Those networks have proper contact details listed on their websites. If you had actually read my 1st post you would see that was my main issue here. Under UK law you need your registered company address properly listed on your website. CPAmatica has absolutely no address information on their homepage and yet they're apparently some big network with 20+ employees and a HQ in Edinburgh
Indeed you do,
Registered information: For a UK registered business, the website needs to display the Company Information i.e. the business name, place of registration, registered number, registered office address and if it is a member of a trade association. For sole traders and partnerships, the address of the principle place of business must be displayed.
Funnily enough the only UK address they give is on their Facebook page and it leads to this: https://goo.gl/nGZNNp
Some tiny mail forwarding company down some random street in Edinburgh. Kinda strange given how great their HQ looks on their website: https://cpamatica.com/about
Also funny how all their job openings are in... You guessed it... UKRAINE (hi ClickbankGal): https://cpamatica.com/career
So you have a network with zero contact details on their website, whose HQ is apparently in Edingburgh but their only UK address leads to a tiny mail forwarding company and whose main company domain is registered with offshore Virgin Islands details in 2017.
Anyway I've wasted enough time with this. Back to stuff that really matters
Yeah it's almost 22.00 here, so damn hot and sticky, time for another beer and a swim, me thinks.
People need to do due diligence with things and not just jump in.
They all look like hipsters to me, ones that are trying too hard.
It honestly wouldn't surprise me if the real CPAmatica was run by 1 or 2 people out of a one bedroom apartment in Kiev and they'd just hired some promo company to take those pics. Pay 500 bucks for some nice pictures, register your company offshore in the Virgin Islands to avoid tax, get a nice site designed for another few hundreds bucks and grab a forwarding address in the UK to seem legit.
I've been involved in affiliate marketing now for over a decade and pretty much seen it all. One thing I've learned is that all networks are basically just used car salesmen. They all eventually fuck their affiliates over one way or another, no matter how big or small they are. Whether or not the affiliates actually realize they're being fucked is a different matter
Even allowing for the changes in British English that multiculturalism is producing (for instance, the absence of -ed on the past simple tense eg The customer telephoned becoming The customer telephone), I would not expect to see English this poor in Britain unless it's from a very new arrival.
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Ok, this has played itself out.
Closed.
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