haydenm92
Junior Member
- Apr 24, 2008
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Hey everyone, I brought this story up earlier today in BHW's vent server, so some of you may already be familiar with my situation.
I thought it would be easier to keep everyone updated on the situation by posting on this thread, and I'm sure it'll be very interested for some to follow.
First things first, I have a movie site and I drive traffic to it via trailers, and I upload these trailers to YouTube, Myspace, Dailymotion, ect. Before visitors are able to watch the movie they must complete an offer to gain access to the locked page, which I lock via BHCB.
Anyways, last night my AM contacted me via email and said Myspace reported to my CPA company that I was spamming them, but did not say how. I'm guessing it's the videos they found, but my AM did not know all the details at the time and said it could be anything. Frankly I did not know uploading videos and sending traffic to my site with Myspace was so frowned upon, but apparently Myspace wants to hit this hard. My AM told me they will most likely sue.
The fishy part about it was that he told me they are going to sue for all the money I gained from having my visitors fill out this offer. That doesn't make sense because Myspace isn't entitled to this money, I'm not stealing money from Myspace, so either they are money hungry bastards, or my AM is lying. You decide for yourselves.
I was trippin balls earlier when my AM first contacted me, scared to death of getting sued, but I hopped on vent and explained the situation to some and they calmed me down. I am supposed to hear from my AM tomorrow more about what is going to happen, but my AM made the sue sound like it was going to happen.
The conclusion we came to was that they were trying to scare me to death to get me to admit I was blackhatting, because I think there was some suspicion. (I didn't cover my tracks very well, i.e- I was converting at 50% and didn't send any junk traffic.. I know dumb)
So basically I made this thread because it can teach a useful lesson either way. If nothing happens to me and I get away with this, I'm still getting banned because I admitted to my AM about my blackhatting. So the lesson is don't admit to your AM you're blackhatting if he tries to scare you with some bogus story. On the contrary, if I do get in trouble with Myspace, some people might think twice about spam and Myspace.
I'll be sure to report back tomorrow.
EDIT: Sorry admin, I accidentally posted in intro section, meant to post in The Lounge. Is it possible to move it??
I thought it would be easier to keep everyone updated on the situation by posting on this thread, and I'm sure it'll be very interested for some to follow.
First things first, I have a movie site and I drive traffic to it via trailers, and I upload these trailers to YouTube, Myspace, Dailymotion, ect. Before visitors are able to watch the movie they must complete an offer to gain access to the locked page, which I lock via BHCB.
Anyways, last night my AM contacted me via email and said Myspace reported to my CPA company that I was spamming them, but did not say how. I'm guessing it's the videos they found, but my AM did not know all the details at the time and said it could be anything. Frankly I did not know uploading videos and sending traffic to my site with Myspace was so frowned upon, but apparently Myspace wants to hit this hard. My AM told me they will most likely sue.
The fishy part about it was that he told me they are going to sue for all the money I gained from having my visitors fill out this offer. That doesn't make sense because Myspace isn't entitled to this money, I'm not stealing money from Myspace, so either they are money hungry bastards, or my AM is lying. You decide for yourselves.
I was trippin balls earlier when my AM first contacted me, scared to death of getting sued, but I hopped on vent and explained the situation to some and they calmed me down. I am supposed to hear from my AM tomorrow more about what is going to happen, but my AM made the sue sound like it was going to happen.
The conclusion we came to was that they were trying to scare me to death to get me to admit I was blackhatting, because I think there was some suspicion. (I didn't cover my tracks very well, i.e- I was converting at 50% and didn't send any junk traffic.. I know dumb)
So basically I made this thread because it can teach a useful lesson either way. If nothing happens to me and I get away with this, I'm still getting banned because I admitted to my AM about my blackhatting. So the lesson is don't admit to your AM you're blackhatting if he tries to scare you with some bogus story. On the contrary, if I do get in trouble with Myspace, some people might think twice about spam and Myspace.
I'll be sure to report back tomorrow.
EDIT: Sorry admin, I accidentally posted in intro section, meant to post in The Lounge. Is it possible to move it??
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