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by Radix
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somebody cookie stuffed and my account was credited for a bunch of stuff I don't even promote.

How stupid would one have to be to go through that much effort and not enter in the correct aff code?


Any ideas on how to track the dummy?
#tsk
  • Profile picture of the author Andrew O
    I'm not sure I totally understand, could you clarify a bit? Are you saying that another affiliate through the same network used your affiliate ID? I wouldn't complain

    How did you find out about this, did you get warned about cookie stuffing?
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    • Profile picture of the author Radix
      Originally Posted by MarketingTide View Post

      I'm not sure I totally understand, could you clarify a bit? Are you saying that another affiliate through the same network used your affiliate ID? I wouldn't complain

      How did you find out about this, did you get warned about cookie stuffing?

      I checked that account for the first time in months. I actually stopped promoting anything from there a month ago entirely.

      The purchases are from multiple sessions, same user. None of the purchases are related. Vendor's purchase tracking is item specific.

      I already contacted the vendor and let them know so they can start tracking the activity.
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