Spammertrack is going to kick your ass

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1 Rule of a Tracked Down Affiliate
[FONT=Verdana,sans-serif][FONT=Verdana,sans-serif][FONT=Verdana,sans-serif]We will track those who spam you and provide
you with details about the spammer[/FONT][/FONT][/FONT]. Read!
SpammerTrack.com/HuntAffiliates


I'm curious which network is going to provide them the details of their affiliates.
 


That's actually not a bad idea (for them, from a traffic generation sense) and it will probably take off in much the same way all the other consumer watchdog type sites did..... if they do it right.
 
'nuff said

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Come on xmcp :) You know as well as I do that if you know what you are doing, you are impossible to track down.. IP hunt ends to public internet cafe access with no cameras in or outside.

And identity.. well, it costs about $15000 to get a new official and not stolen one so no biggie. Money trail is something different, there you will need some creativity and effort to make the money disappear but can be done of course.
 
Sonny Forelli said:
'nuff said

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All them scary 1's and 0's followed by confusing complex components is very terrifying.

Good thing they have that nice teal color and h-core future computer to calm me down.

What ever it is, sign me up. I need a service like that!
 
You guys realise that in the public eye, these guys are the heroes, and most of us are bastards that do nothing but steal their credit card when they look at Google, right?
Never mind the fact that commerce is greatly expanded by our efforts, most people are too fucking thick to understand that. So what's going to happen? Most likely these guys will turn into an online version of the Better Business Bureau, and quite possibly even become a trusted source.
Unlike RipOff Report or ScamWatch, they seem to be rather proactive in their efforts at that.

Whilst people that know what they're doing are going to get tracked down without some inside work at an affiliate company, a lot of people don't know what they're doing, and will potentially let the networks themselves get into enough trouble to make them potentially look into dropping certain programs.
And when the programs drop, that's when you're in trouble... whether you got caught or not.
 
Well they track "Spammer", not affiliates.
The Cost:

For a low subscription fee of $9.95 a month, we will track those who spam you, have your email address removed from spammer lists, provide you with details about the spammer and provide the name and contact information of the spammer to law enforcement for use in criminal prosecution.

Once you sign up, all you need to do is forward us your spam email messages. We do the rest.

Its time to start cleaning out your mailbox and stopping this unwanted mail from clogging your system.
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HarveyJ said:
You guys realise that in the public eye, these guys are the heroes, and most of us are bastards that do nothing but steal their credit card when they look at Google, right?
Never mind the fact that commerce is greatly expanded by our efforts, most people are too fucking thick to understand that. So what's going to happen? Most likely these guys will turn into an online version of the Better Business Bureau, and quite possibly even become a trusted source.
Unlike RipOff Report or ScamWatch, they seem to be rather proactive in their efforts at that.

Whilst people that know what they're doing are going to get tracked down without some inside work at an affiliate company, a lot of people don't know what they're doing, and will potentially let the networks themselves get into enough trouble to make them potentially look into dropping certain programs.
And when the programs drop, that's when you're in trouble... whether you got caught or not.
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But you have to realize that based on that site, these guys won't be here after few months :)

Also in my opinion if somebody tries to build a this kind of service.. well, let's just say that people who spam A LOT have a lot of extra cash and lot's of friends who can make things disappear in the net and outside the net. It's just a fact of life that you do not fuck with certain types of people. Everybody knows this but some net w4rr10rs seem to forget that net isn't limited to net.. sometimes people you pissed off crawl into your "real-life". In my opinion only way to fight them is by reducing their profits and not by attacking them personally, that's just asking for vulgar display of power like Pantera put it.
 
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The flaw in their model is that it's a $9.95 a month service. People have to actually forward them their spam plus they offer no proactive protection.

I give it 2 momths before that site is full of adsense.
 
SpammerTrack claims $240mil lawsuit

who runs the site? the only $240 mill suit was MySpace maybe this site is real?

Granted the site does really suck
 
micfire said:
You know as well as I do that if you know what you are doing, you are impossible to track down.. IP hunt ends to public internet cafe access with no cameras in or outside.

And identity.. well, it costs about $15000 to get a new official and not stolen one so no biggie. Money trail is something different, there you will need some creativity and effort to make the money disappear but can be done of course.
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The fact that you know all of this makes me want to be your best friend!
 
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