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Email Submits Linked to Scams

by pacelattin
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E-Mail & Zip Submit Offers Linked to Majority of Facebook Scams

Is this the end of email submits? With all the shaving that goes on, are we about to hit the end of a 5-6 year bubble with these. Can they continue, or do you expect the FTC to get rid of them?
#email #linked #scams #submits
  • Profile picture of the author ErikNilsson
    CommTouch labeled the affiliates as “scammers” and “cybercriminals” leaving no room questioning that these techniques are seen as not just unethical, but criminal and illegal

    So we are scammers now?
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    • Profile picture of the author pacelattin
      Are you using illegal methods like tricking people into thinking they are getting a real product, using facebook to promote this then?

      You know what they say about ducks

      Originally Posted by ErikNilsson View Post

      CommTouch labeled the affiliates as "scammers" and "cybercriminals" leaving no room questioning that these techniques are seen as not just unethical, but criminal and illegal

      So we are scammers now?
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  • Profile picture of the author AdamDowning
    I browse quite a few forums and i've seen many that will also pose as females in chat rooms 'enticing' people to fill in their ZIP Submits. Can't work out how this would work as their conversion rate would be a bit high if every person that clicks through their link fills the survey in. Another point is that obviously these networks can see where the traffic is coming from, wouldn't they be a bit suspicious on referrers coming from a chat room and or having a blank referrer each time?
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