Originally Posted by L-Pink

The OP's "calling out" certainly set a new standard in professionalism.

Originally Posted by Struggle4Bucks

If the problem would have been refreshing templates then the old aff-id 2026216 would be in the links again... because that was the aff-code that was in the links right before you removed those links in september 2013 after this thread:

https://gfy.com/fucking-around-and-pr...erdcash-2.html

But now aff-codes were not being overwritten by: aff-id 2026216 but overwritten by: aff-id 2439259. So... doesn't it seem that this is not an old but a recent problem? (unless you changed aff-id 2026216 into aff-id 2439259 right before the links were removed in sept. 2013... but then again... what would have been the logic of that?)

It doesn't sound logic to now overwrite aff-id's after first affaire in 2013.... every program owner knows he is being watched and tested... especially after a first "affaire"... (but i don't understand why there was a set up which over-wrote aff-id's in the first place...)

Have you thought of the possibility of an employee with server acces that secretly signed up as an affiliate and put that new aff-id in the code?

Originally Posted by Jel

option A: Hi, I offer a service whereby I check your program and each site within it for possible fuckups, to ensure all is correct. I charge $xx per site, with a discount for a once-monthly check per site.

option B: Attention gfy! blahblah! moreblah! ps, blahfuckingblah!!!

How come I have only ever seen option B? Obviously *some* (few, really) instances programs are going to be shady, but does anyone *really* believe this wasn't just a fuckup, and that it was intentional? Wasn't there a long-ass multi-page thread just a few months ago where affiliates were nigh on salivating with hope that a program was purposely doing something shady, rather than understanding that any medium to large network is likely to hit snags, especially with updating, whether that be tours for a paysite, or 'free' sites? Has nobody here ever came across a site/page where they had the wrong linkcode up, or were linking to a 404 page, or any one of a number of possible mistakes?

Man, does the world love a drama. No wonder there's so much shit on TV.

Originally Posted by ruff

You're a salesman Bako. That's all you are. You don't produce anything on your own. You are not a webmaster. You come out with a new product to pedal about every year or so don't you? You probably have about half the customers you might have if you had the good sense to keep your mouth shut.

But you know who I am don't you Bako? The only way you know anything about me is from my ProAdult days. Isn't that right? We met at the Diplomat shows back in the nineties. You remember that I was one of the top webmasters they had back then don't you? How are all of our Armenian friends doing these days? You wouldn't happen to know what happened to all that cash they stole from me and the other ProAdult webmasters would you? For me it's somewhere in the neighborhood of $30,000+. It's ok if you don't, the statute of limitations has run out on that little scam. You used to run with that crowd so I thought I would ask.

You also know I'm 6' 4" tall right at 250 lbs so I doubt I have much to worry about from the likes of you. I'm sure we'll meet someday. If I remember correctly you're about 5'2" or so. Face to face, you'll probably come up to my zipper. I'll be sure to put a lock on it.

And by the way, don't ever call my friend Mr. Porn Nerd a cheater unless you have proof and can back it up. We understand each other now don't we?

Originally Posted by L-Pink

The OP's "calling out" certainly set a new standard in professionalism.