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Originally Posted by jact
Just so we're clear, you're dead set against people using NATS to commit fraud, but you leave it up to the affiliate program to commit fraud, this way. Am I reading that correctly?
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I think you need to review the definition of fraud.
We require them, as said in here a number of times, that we require them to fully disclose to you the # of joins both verified and non-verified. If you don't like the fact that they use the feature or the %s, then don't use the program. We take on the responsibility to make sure they are being up front with you. We can't force them to conform to a specific business model.