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Warning Regarding Fraudulent Reseller
Unfortunately, it's recently come to our attention that we have been the victims of a fraudulent reseller. Luckily Verotel was able to catch it when someone didn't authorize a transaction and they've started an investigation.
The person in question goes by a few names: Le Van, Van Chuong Le and Chuong Le, most likely among others. He used sites like katevalue.com and pulpy.net and e-mails like [email protected] and [email protected]. Obviously he probably won't go for anything like that, but who knows how dumb this guy is? We're a bit once bitten, twice shy about this, so we've taken down automatic affiliate approval temporarily while we resolve the issue. If any of you run into this guy, shoot me a message. Hopefully we'll grill him before he strikes again, though. |
Bump for fraudulent reseller
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Cut whatever country he is from out of your list of accepted countries. I would bet he's from Vietnam.
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the swine
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You have the Vietnam problem, if there's one there's likely many more in your program, just from my experience... :winkwink:
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I figured out most of these guys patterns early on.. I ended up saving tons and tons on payouts for a few companies by my fraud review skills.. I'd suggest putting a message on your program in properly translated Vietnamese and Chinese, that "You will detect and not pay on fraud" That alone is a slight deterrent for some of them because they don't want to waste their time..
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Thanks for all your tips and solidarity, guys! We all appreciate it over here.
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Bump for you, stuff like this makes us honest affiliates look bad, hope you have some luck and getting rid of losers like that.
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