I was wondering if a program gets prosecuted for deceptive billing
 

I was wondering if a program gets prosecuted for deceptive billing can the FTC or CC companies go after the affiliates that are promoting them?

cause when they do build a case they dont fuck around it happend before http://itlaw.wikia.com/wiki/FTC_v._Crescent_Publishing

you should be hearing a knock any minute, if that's why you're asking

can I say sig spot?

:)

If an attorney is gonna put in to work to nail one person or company, you can rest assured they will try to hit everyone up and down the chain as well... Why the fuck wouldn't they, ya know... already put in the dirt work.

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thats what I thought. I'm not sure who is fucking up since I havnt been paying attention to shady sponsers but I hope they have there ducks in order.

alot of companies have been procecuted for being shady just like anything you will be caught eventually

the one thing I dont do is take risks when i already make good money. I'm not greedy

I know you don't I'm just busting balls :thumbsup

It kinda sucks cause I know I could make more if I went to the otherside. many times I thought about it. Its tough to compete with the shady sponsors cause everyone always promotes them.

I'm surprised I've been able to survive this long

I was told to let this thread die..

Is Visa/MC not leaving themselves open to a lawsuit by allowing these billing practices to continue?