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So if we have 15,000+ programs, including processor programs, and out of them just over 100 do shady xsales screwing the member over. That's .6%
Then if a program has 10,000 webmasters and 10% are active that is 1000 active Webmasters, having 1% fraud base would mean 10 people. That's a piss low number. If Webmasters produce about half the sales for the global programs. (since we have no idea)
That would mean Webmasters have a much higher chance of frauding than the average program would. And if traffic/sales is split between programs and webmasters, it would mean Webmasters screw the surfer over more.
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