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Dealing with donkey CB merchants

by kazlas
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So, I'm working for a merchant, that doesn't add my aff links to his emails. I've tried to contact him, but he didn't gave me anything I wanted. I was like "okay, I'll find another product with a same purpose" and I DIDN'T! So, now I'm stuck with this prick, I fought great deal for my position in google, and I thought about this.

How about I register for his newsletter, copy emails, COMPLETELY copy his site (and of course add robots no crawl tag so google wouldn't index), put the same email form, and send his emails by my own with my affiliate links pointing to the sales page? Is it legal?
#dealing #donkey #merchants
  • Profile picture of the author yaotfeng
    Pulling out is the best option, there are unethical marketers out there that would stiff their affiliates and not give them the credit they deserve.

    Normally I would avoid any product that have a opt-in form on their sales page.
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  • Profile picture of the author gabibeowulf
    You can bypass the sellers landing page and send them directly to the CB checkout page...

    OR ...

    You can outsource to experts in the filed the creation of a similar product. More expensive .. but certainly worth it in the end.
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    • Profile picture of the author kazlas
      For outsourcing I have no money, I will try again to find other product.

      If this fails, I think I will copy his page on a different domain, I mean, who will find out anyway, right?
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      If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.

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