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Originally Posted by SteveHardeman
Well, I'm always open to being wrong but the only way I see it being a conflict of interest is if the interest is the truth.
I mean, fuck, it's only $160. I'm just saying that this can be solved quickly and without question in one simple post. Corvette posting the truth without both parties agreeing to have the truth posted would definitely be a violation of trust but if both ask for it, I see nothing wrong with it.
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ccbill would never post something like that.
what they do is they monitor the fraud on the accounts, if they are suspicious about transactions they contact the client so their client can fix it.
its up to the client to handle it if they think its needed, and if the clients account has a chargeback problem, they will terminate them
so in this case, some transactions may have been "suspicious" and they contacted the webmaster, who terminated the affiliate/crossells (even if they may be legitimate) in order to not risk their account being turned off
fraud is rarely black and white, you have to make decisions sometime playing the odds, but they are wrong. but thats the game