axus_auto
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- Jul 13, 2011
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April fools?
Late to the party ...
April fools?
Clickbank and Neverblue-one and two. I think the future of cpa IS content locking. More and more outfits are actually providing their own lockers.
Clickbank and Neverblue-one and two. I think the future of cpa IS content locking. More and more outfits are actually providing their own lockers.
OP, you should seriously get this thread closed down. As the article clearly spells out, Neverblue is not going out of business.
All this thread does is cause people to trip out over nothing.
no dude, the future is mobile. A verified/linked email address to someone's android or iOS, i think that would be what the advertiser wants because everyone push email to their smartphones. They dont want fake or inactive email anymore.I would say the opposite. The content lockers these days have less effect compared to the past and i wouldn't say that they ARE the future. I think Email/zip submits are the future (or something similar) which will be easy to complete and will collect the information needed![]()
Jeeze they've really messed thing up. Live links in quotes and code?The Bad NewsHowever, despite this, things are not so simple. Even though they are not "included" in the Bankruptcy, there are a ton of issues that will come up that will affect the future of the company. The idea that Neverblue is not going to be affected by it's parent company's issues is incorrect. They are owned by that company, and are subject as an asset of the company.
Since Velo Holdings owns Vertrue, which in turn owns Neverblue, the future of the company is in the air and may be for sometime. This means that anything could happen to the company, including it being sold in order to pay the debts of the parent company. We will not know for a long time what will happen to Neverblue, but more than likely they will be sold in the future, depending on how their parent company restructures. If Velo is not able to restructure this could mean additional issues. It will be up to the courts to determine this.
The Really Bad News
Vertrue, which bought Neverblue in 2007, for all accounts, has not had good year. They seem to be in serious financial trouble and has their credit rating changed to a "D". According to a report by Bloomberg:
Vertrue was "at risk of breaching financial covenants early in 2012," according to the S&P report. "We believe the company may have the capacity to make the $10 million interest payment, but doing so absent a financial restructuring would likely make it difficult to operate the business given prevailing conditions."
They also suffered a $33M judgement from the Iowa Attorney General last year.
The last bad news is that Neverblue is being sued by Patent Troll Esssociate. This is very unfortunate because it means that Neverblue as an asset may be very hard to sell, even if they are profitable. Very few people want to buy companies that are currently engaged in major intellectual property litigation that could affect the long-term health of the company.
Again, this doesn't mean that Neverblue is shutting their doors tomorrow, or they will not pay their affiliates.
This makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside, as i see this as Karma coming full circle. Those douche's screwed me out of 27k a few months back.
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