uragan6666
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I'm afraid my English is not so good to understand it
A message to crakvenue
- Thread starter Leader777
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I'm afraid my English is not so good to understand it
divyanshu14
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Exactly
divyanshu14
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Is crakrevenue all ok if i don't send traffic from porn sites? Please anyone tell me if its all right..
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@revenuecrak
Mr Cracker
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Looks like you two are as dumb as each other. I did not offer any advice, nor was I talking about active accounts. Before you both attempt to call members out on their research and posts, I suggest you learn to read what they write, else you will end up being embarrassed like this again.
Edit: Sorry to be the one to embarass you both in public, @Sundown1 try learning English before you name call though, it will save you the embarrassment next time.
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Billy Batts
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Of course your traffic doesn't have to come from a porn site only.
Leader777
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Leader777
Banned - Shitlisted and did not do the right thing
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That's not the problem ! I never send traffic to them and they said "i'm sending bad traffic" why not tell me " we closed your account cuz you are not active " and the reason why i posted this on BHW i want to know if people got the same message... well it turned out that a lot of people got their account closed the same fucking day.
divyanshu14
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Ok so no traffic from porn sites and no ban right? Anyone else agrees?
- Oct 24, 2011
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I imagine they closed the inactive account because it costs an increasing amount of money to send emails to email subscribers. Rather than eat the costs of all the thousands (or more) inactive email addresses being delivered to, and on a regular basis, why not save some money by truncating the list of subs, down to only the active users? From a business perspective, it makes sense, and I'd do the same if I were them. I can only imagine how many email addresses CPA companies have in their databases.
I just pulled this data from Aweber, which is one of the more popular email autoresponder suites:
So again, I don't know what the number of email accounts is, with regards to Crakrevenue or any of the other popular CPA companies, but it can get very costly, very quickly. Not to mention all the trolls that create email accounts to simply join just to join. Then there are those that opt into the mailing list because they want to spin the emails to send out to the subs of their own lists, and then the other people using those emails for other types of affiliate marketing ventures, etc. So every so often, why not trim your lists of inactives? It only makes sense.
I just pulled this data from Aweber, which is one of the more popular email autoresponder suites:
So again, I don't know what the number of email accounts is, with regards to Crakrevenue or any of the other popular CPA companies, but it can get very costly, very quickly. Not to mention all the trolls that create email accounts to simply join just to join. Then there are those that opt into the mailing list because they want to spin the emails to send out to the subs of their own lists, and then the other people using those emails for other types of affiliate marketing ventures, etc. So every so often, why not trim your lists of inactives? It only makes sense.
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Leader777
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I don't know how many times i have to say this but let me say it again :why they diden't say that they closed my account because it was not active and not say something that i diden't do ' sending bad traffic" i never sent traffic!I imagine they closed the inactive account because it costs an increasing amount of money to send emails to email subscribers. Rather than eat the costs of all the thousands (or more) inactive email addresses being delivered to, and on a regular basis, why not save some money by truncating the list of subs, down to only the active users? From a business perspective, it makes sense, and I'd do the same if I were them. I can only imagine how many email addresses CPA companies have in their databases.
I just pulled this data from Aweber, which is one of the more popular email autoresponder suites:
So again, I don't know what the number of email accounts is, with regards to Crakrevenue or any of the other popular CPA companies, but it can get very costly, very quickly. Not to mention all the trolls that create email accounts to simply join just to join. Then there are those that opt into the mailing list because they want to spin the emails to send out to the subs of their own lists, and then the other people using those emails for other types of affiliate marketing ventures, etc. So every so often, why not trim your lists of inactives? It only makes sense.
Billy Batts
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Lol of course no ban as long as your traffic is not violating their TOS like bot traffic.
Sundown1
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I imagine they closed the inactive account because it costs an increasing amount of money to send emails to email subscribers. Rather than eat the costs of all the thousands (or more) inactive email addresses being delivered to, and on a regular basis, why not save some money by truncating the list of subs, down to only the active users? From a business perspective, it makes sense, and I'd do the same if I were them. I can only imagine how many email addresses CPA companies have in their databases.
I just pulled this data from Aweber, which is one of the more popular email autoresponder suites:
So again, I don't know what the number of email accounts is, with regards to Crakrevenue or any of the other popular CPA companies, but it can get very costly, very quickly. Not to mention all the trolls that create email accounts to simply join just to join. Then there are those that opt into the mailing list because they want to spin the emails to send out to the subs of their own lists, and then the other people using those emails for other types of affiliate marketing ventures, etc. So every so often, why not trim your lists of inactives? It only makes sense.
Yeah it makes sense except for the other active people that have been blocked and have payments pending and have been accused of basically sending bad traffic. Did you even read the thread or you just write random on Sunday morning?
- Oct 24, 2011
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I only halfway read it, but I also read how he said the above quote, so something obviously doesn't quite add up, anyway. In either case, I apologize for my neglect. Carry on.
Mr Cracker
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Don't apologize he's got an attitude. Fuck him.
Sundown1
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Sorry someone here (me + xx people in this thread and god knows how many more) worked to provide legitimate traffic and received a mail stating basically that we are fraudsters PLUS all our money has been retained. Sorry but it pisses me off if someone that read just one post of the whole thread tries to justify what these guys did.
I hope the mods delete these spam messages anyway
Mr Cracker
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Spam messages. Shucks, I'm spamming my opinion on your attitude. They might place a spam filter for you don't worry. News flash: you do have a bad attitude. I could care less if mpds remove my posts, you're a moron.
divyanshu14
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- Dec 31, 2015
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Then how would you explain banning inactive account and saying bad traffic?