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Originally posted by jigg
would that include sponsors who allow their programs to be spammed?
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YES !!! not only does it look bad on the honest people promoting the sponsor, but it lowers ratio's and that means lower payouts.
If more sponsors didnt look the other way when people actively spam for them , then real emails wouldnt be ending up in the spam boxes. And lawmakers wouldnt be jumping all over the spam bandwagons and pointing fingers at the wrong people due to the fact most of them dont know anything about the internet except there aol boxes.
Its like the new amber alert bill that basically says webmasters must make sure minors cant acces their site. Even though thats impossible to do. They quoted excerpts from some moron who said " even though they had full legal warnings on the opening page i was still able to access porn by hitting the enter button.. Well hello genious how the hell is it possible to keep minors from accessing the internet, when visa gives out credit cards to 5 year olds now.
My suggestion is parents need to do it themselves thats the only solution that will ever work. Parents need to sit down with there children and explain about sex and so on or WATCH them 24 hours a day PERIOD. Until the govt can figure out some miracle program that can detect a persons age over a computer * NOT *
One of my paysites recently started getting alot of complaints from users that werent getting their password notification emails. Because they were flagged for spam. Even though they contained no spam and were basically Triple Opt in Emails.