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I think a lot depends on what % of iBill's business is from the few big programs and what % is from small independent sites.
It's relatively easy to keep the big programs happy and I suspect iBill are good at that part of their business. Lens's post backs that up. But it's very obvious from the other messages here that a lot (a majority?) of smaller sites are giving up on them, and new sites are being advised not to use them.
Of course, today's small sites may be tomorrow's big programs.
And people have long memories.
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