TMM_John |
01-29-2010 09:17 PM |
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Originally Posted by faxxaff
(Post 16797098)
I am very hesitant to promote any more programs that do pay directly and that are anonymous. How can I find out who purchased the script - I guess that would be the party to take legal action against.
For example Gringogreen.com ... NATS based sponsor. Does not pay and owes me several thousand Dollars. They alone owe me more than 3% of my yearly revenue. Will you provide me with the name and address of the legal entity or person who owns the license?
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If you're filing a lawsuit and you request the information through the proper channels. I'm sure you can understand we can't just give out information to anyone who asks. Just like we can't go and shut down or take action against any NATS user based on someone simply making a claim to us.
I myself wouldn't promote any program that tried to operate anonymously. Even if they're using CCBill they can screw you over. Blind trust in anything is a bad idea, you should know who you do business with. I never understood people who think they can do business behind privacy enabled domain registrations and providing no contact information, etc. Things like that should send up huge warning signals (yes signals?!).
I understand your frustration, but you really shouldn't be laying it on NATS. NATS is a software package. MPA3 is a software package, Executive Stats is a software package, lots of people run custom backends. It seems what you're comfortable doing is putting all of your eggs in the CCBill basket. Putting all of your eggs in one basket is just as much a bad idea as putting blind faith in anything. Lots of people thought this way about iBill years ago. Spread your interests around and knowing and trust who you do business with.
At the end of the day, NATS is a software product not unlike apache or mysql. NATS users run it on their servers, own their database, and operate it themselves. It is not a "hosted service" like CCBill's affiliate program. If you're wondering why we don't do something about them not paying you, you have to also remember that they are also still processing. Most likely through one of the processors you keep saying you trust so much. Have you approached them as to why they don't take action against the person? They are the ones who are actually processing the transactions that you are not being paid on.
Also, as a side note, the name a NATS license is registered to can always be viewed by visiting /license.php on their NATS install.
I'm also happy to pass on a communication from you to whatever e-mail address we have on file for a NATS client. You can email it to me at albright/toomuchmedia/com
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