How does a company who makes millions a year benefit from "taking" a few thousand dollars from someone and risking all this negativity publicity if the person was not in some kind of violation of the TOS? It doesn't make sense.
I said that I wouldn't post in this thread anymore as I didn't have anything else to add to the discussion started by the OP, but the addition of this post has left me no choice.
While I don't enjoy reading negative comments about MaxBounty, I accept that everyone is entitled to their opinions. This being BlackHatWorld, I know that most people's opinions about us won't be the best as it's our responsibility to keep our network clean of fraud and some of you have been terminated because of that. I also know that regardless of how fraudulent someone's traffic is, it did take them a lot of work to create that traffic, and I agree it can be frustrating for that person and venting publically can be therapeutic.
I can handle that kind of negative feedback because I know where it comes from, and for the most part it comes from a place of honesty.
But I won't sit silently for blatant lies such as this where someone is trying to piggyback on another thread and try to soak up the sympathy that is most certainly undeserved.
Dante848, you were NOT running one ad through blogs. You and your buddy Jonathan (most likely someone you met at BotNet) were spending time filling out leads for each other. Your traffic was not surfers coming through your blog and signing up for the offer. Instead, you and Jonathan filled out the forms yourselves with fake data. All of the leads to the campaign from both of your accounts came from only two different computers.
As I've said before, and I'll say it again, we only terminate people who violate our terms and conditions.
You're a funny guy, know that? I read your original response to this thread and I have to say you are a poor excuse for an owner of a network. I read all of your insinuations about the OP's intelligence. You have a nice little way of dancing around the important questions that users have and at the same time typing out three paragraphs of nearly pointless information. YOU were paid. Another user stated that you said you were not paid by the advertiser. I'm curious, which is it? Do you even communicate with your AM's? Why is it that every time someone is banned, they were prompted to send more of the "low quality traffic" MB's way? Oh, and I am in no way advocating their means of promoting your offers, I just had a few questions that I noticed you avoided a few times.
If i were i would have read the whole thread before throwing words out of my mouth with no idea of what i am talking about.Waaa a legitimate company did not accept my blackhat traffic
Pathetic, If I was you I would have accepted the ban am made a new account instead of crying about it on a public forum
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If i were i would have read the whole thread before throwing words out of my mouth with no idea of what i am talking about.
The title of the thread says it all - you got caught and banned
Welcome to being blackhat, move on
This isn't an issue of the OP 'getting cought and losing money' the issue is MB was paid for his leads and didn't pay him. Regardless of how the leads were produced, the network got paid. The advertiser was contacted and confirmed the leads were of high quality. You would know this if you actually read the thread.
4.7. Affiliate must not display any Ad in third party newsgroups, social networks, message boards, blogs, link farms, counters, chatrooms or guestbooks without the consent of such third party entity.
That does not matter, he broke their terms of service
What do you expect them to do? Reward him for spamming?
just dont be stupid dude, any other network would pay him, even he was banned and broke the rules, network got money, and leads were good. He deserved that money.
In 9-5 job, imagine you work 1 month and in last day you do some BS, which isnt really that bad, but there is some rule , and you get fired without salary, is that ok with you ?
That does not matter, he broke their terms of service
What do you expect them to do? Reward him for spamming?
Then MB needs to refund the advertiser because that's not their money. Simple as that.
just dont be stupid dude, any other network would pay him, even he was banned and broke the rules, network got money, and leads were good. He deserved that money.
In 9-5 job, imagine you work 1 month and in last day you do some BS, which isnt really that bad, but there is some rule , and you get fired without salary, is that ok with you ?
"isn't really that bad"
Listen, You need to look at the bigger picture, how many affiliates do you think are advertising Max Bounty offers? Imagine if MB did not care if they spammed social media sites, do you know what happens?
The social media company gets pissed off and takes MB to court.
Are you forgetting the whole fiasco with Facebook and Adscend Media? Why would MB pay an affiliate who could land them in court?! He would continue to spam and even "scale it up" as its proven to be profitable if they did not ban him.
The lesson here is to have multiple accounts and don't be greedy, it sounds shitty but its the truth
Your missing my point completely, it doesn't matter what company it is, if you break the terms of service you will be banned. The OP admitted to sending black traffic and was banned - that is why I originally made the comment that this thread is "pathetic"
For the record I don't have an account with max bounty, and I am not saying they don't "shave" - I am not in the position to comment on that as I do not work with them, I was only stating that I understand why they banned him and why they did not pay