CPALadder Spams Wickedfire

bdraftee86

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Hey guys, I know I'm an absolute newbie here at the forum, but I've been in talks with the owner of cpajerker.com and they have a Free Credit Report offer that pays out @ $40 per conversion.

Email marketing (BH/Craigslist) is accepted providing you blank the refferer with biweekly payouts.

They've got a good number of affiliates already and I wanted to help the owner promote this.

Obviously I'm a nobody here on the forum, but if I could a reputable forum member here to put his stamp of approval on this, that'd be great.

You can signup at cpajerker.com

One of the owner's/administrator's AIM screen name is trafficchicklicksaffiliateassholesfortraffic.

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I was told they've been around awhile. Just trying to help you guys out I honestly have nothing to gain from this. Thanks.
 
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I was told they've been around awhile. Just trying to help you guys out I honestly have nothing to gain from this. Thanks.

I understand, you're merely a good samaritan letting us all know about a great opportunity.
 
Isn't that the scroller from Neverblue just going in the opposite direction on the bottom of CPALadder's page?
 
I particularly like how the login button at the top of the page gives a 404 error.

These useless "networks" all come to us thanks to HasOffers and their "Got enough change for the bus? Get a network instead!" pricing strategy. While it's great that they're trying to build their business, the side effect of their lower end products are networks run by people who have absolutely no business whatsoever running networks. This leads to:

- inexperienced affiliates losing their money when the network (inevitably) goes tits-up
- a new place for cheaters and unapprovable affiliates to go and deliver their fraud/shit quality leads, dragging down profitability of merchants and as a result CPA rates
- more annoying "Network XXXXX is SCAMM!!" threads here and at other forums

This is the EXACT same thing that happened with incentive sites back in 2007 when ShiftCode made it as easy to start an incentive site as it was to take a shit the morning after a chili-and-booze night. ShiftCode (and its brethren tools FSR and EasyScripts) single handedly decimated the incentive model. Believe it or not, merchants used to be happy to get that kind of traffic. Not so much after 2007 and those scripts.

While I don't expect the impact of HasOffers to be as extreme, I can see similar patterns. I really wish they'd drop their two lower pricing levels and spare everyone the grief. Really, if someone only has $100/month to spend in licencing, they shouldn't be networks.