Could you imagine looking at your credit card statement and realize your wife signed up for this offer.
Damn, that would really suck...
Damn, that would really suck...
Married But Lonely - for real???
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Not exactly. I heard that Ashley Madison is somewhat shady where you have to buy credits to talk to chicks etc, and half of the time the chicks aren't even real. So if you're the horny chump messaging all these "potential" booty calls, you may end up spending alot of money while being stuck with the Palmer Twins.
Hello friend,
Yes Ashley Madison is no honest company. No promote them.
I have friends who promote their service and no get paid on CJ. They only pay $2 per lead and it only for females who sign up. But if female no become paid member they reject that lead and say it invalid. So you can send a hundred leads and only get paid for 1 or 2.
Good luck bros.
I dunno why people have affairs - seems like an awful lot of risk to me just to get extra-curricular booty.
'If it flies, floats or fornicates, rent it, it's cheaper in the long run.'
Shame you're not allowed to promote escort sites on a CPA basis.
'If it flies, floats or fornicates, rent it, it's cheaper in the long run.'
Shame you're not allowed to promote escort sites on a CPA basis.
Dear Friend,
Exactly why i stopped promoting diet offers. But this is a whole different kind of immorality.
And to people who think "their gonna cheat anyway, i may as well make money."
You're telling me that people may not see the banner ad and then it piques their curiosity and they join the site. I'm sure thousands of people have been baited into the site through ads that were not actively looking to cheat on their wifes, but got tempted from the ads...
Simple solution:
If you don't agree with it, don't promote it.
You really don't know some people's situation. Some people cheat because they get treated like shit and their spouse deserves to die in a house fire, some people cheat for no good reason. No one really has the authority to say "cheating is bad", it's all situational.
If you don't agree with it, don't promote it.
You really don't know some people's situation. Some people cheat because they get treated like shit and their spouse deserves to die in a house fire, some people cheat for no good reason. No one really has the authority to say "cheating is bad", it's all situational.
Funny thing is, the guy that started AshleyMadison.com is actually a happily married guy that supposedly doesn't cheat on his wife. Here's one of the billboards they have in LA:
I highly doubt that.
But hey, maybe his wife doesnt care because of the bank roll.
The belief that others are responsible for your actions is what fuels fundamentalism of every stripe. Can't stop thinking about sex when you see any girl? Make all girls wear head-to-toe covering. God forbid you should actually take responsibility for yourself and your own desires.
If someone is going to cheat on their spouse, they will cheat on their spouse. They will find SOMETHING that gives them emotional/psychological permission to cheat. A cheater's site, their buddy Joe's opinion, an Old Testament passage (how many wives did those old kings have again?) etcetera, it doesn't matter which. No one who does not already want to "cross the line" will do so simply because there is a hookup service being advertised.
It comes down to what YOU feel comfortable supporting. In your case, it looks like this offends you and you will pass on it. Fair enough.
If your dumbass got married and now you're miserable, this sort of service is only going to further complicate your life.
And to those of you running this offer, don't try to justify it. If you're all gangster and you just don't give a fuck, then by all means, make your paper. But all the positive spin in the world doesn't change the fact that many people are weak minded and can be easily persuaded to do things they otherwise would not have. You're still part of that machine for promoting it, and you can bet your bottom $2.75 or whatever that it is destroying families. Anyone trying to run this in the 1950s would have got their ass beat. Am I right, or am I right, OldGoat!?
And to those of you running this offer, don't try to justify it. If you're all gangster and you just don't give a fuck, then by all means, make your paper. But all the positive spin in the world doesn't change the fact that many people are weak minded and can be easily persuaded to do things they otherwise would not have. You're still part of that machine for promoting it, and you can bet your bottom $2.75 or whatever that it is destroying families. Anyone trying to run this in the 1950s would have got their ass beat. Am I right, or am I right, OldGoat!?
So if I promote a membership site about shoving live hamsters up your ass, I'm responsible for what again? Your personal weak-mided decision to shove a live hamster up your ass?
If you were not already thinking about shoving a live hamster up your ass, you would not pay for a butthamster hookup membership. It's not like you wouldn't be thinking about butthamsters without seeing the ad. Hmmm, I'm bored... what's this? Butthamsters? WOW, what a great idea! Where's my creditcard?
Folks are trying to make this a broad moral issue when it is strictly a business issue. If the content of the business offer is not illegal but offends your personal moral code, then don't promote it.
By the way, MY moral code draws the line at butthamster hookups...
Would it be real different than rebill offers? I mean, how many families are fighting right now because they wife is a fat ass woman watching oprah and buying shit from affiliates???
So upsell that shit, Buy Acai and after 14 days send them an email with the married but lonely offer, I can see the conversions thru the roof!!!
LMAO
So upsell that shit, Buy Acai and after 14 days send them an email with the married but lonely offer, I can see the conversions thru the roof!!!
LMAO
Think about the offspring of that hamster that depend on it for a proper upbringing.
If you are kidding yourself that promoting this sort of shit, doesn't encourage people to have affairs, you are either unbelievably naive, or lying to yourself.
Do you think that people would eat fucking McDonalds if they didn't advertise the shit out of it?
By advertising it, you are constantly reminding people it's there, and you are making it seem easier to do than trying to sort their lives out, and tempting and available.
This is the same miserable excuse wheeled out by cigarette companies "we only advertise to steal smokers from other brands". So that's why they sponsor events for teenagers, who don't yet smoke, in Africa, is it?
That said, if you really don't give a fuck, go ahead and promote it, but self deception is lame. Most people are indeed stupid and weak, so if you're happy to prey on them, good luck to you. I think it's the same with diet offers - you're adding to the sum total of human misery, so at least have the balls to face up to the fact.
Do you think that people would eat fucking McDonalds if they didn't advertise the shit out of it?
By advertising it, you are constantly reminding people it's there, and you are making it seem easier to do than trying to sort their lives out, and tempting and available.
This is the same miserable excuse wheeled out by cigarette companies "we only advertise to steal smokers from other brands". So that's why they sponsor events for teenagers, who don't yet smoke, in Africa, is it?
That said, if you really don't give a fuck, go ahead and promote it, but self deception is lame. Most people are indeed stupid and weak, so if you're happy to prey on them, good luck to you. I think it's the same with diet offers - you're adding to the sum total of human misery, so at least have the balls to face up to the fact.
I agree 100%. Also considering if you never knew there was a service out there for it, but if you did you'd probably already be using it.
To say "blah, blah, blah this is morally wrong" it's not my decision - it's their decision - and your trying to make us the bad guys saying "well, you should have never temped them with that in the first place". Just because I see an ad for some fast food joint doesn't mean I'm going to go there unless I want it. If I'm a health food junky would I think that a pile of all pure beef pattys, pickles, onion, with a secret sause on a sessamed seed bun would be awesome? Probably not.
You have to understand that if the person didn't want to cheat that ad probably isn't going to affect them, it would probably repulse them.
To say "blah, blah, blah this is morally wrong" it's not my decision - it's their decision - and your trying to make us the bad guys saying "well, you should have never temped them with that in the first place". Just because I see an ad for some fast food joint doesn't mean I'm going to go there unless I want it. If I'm a health food junky would I think that a pile of all pure beef pattys, pickles, onion, with a secret sause on a sessamed seed bun would be awesome? Probably not.
You have to understand that if the person didn't want to cheat that ad probably isn't going to affect them, it would probably repulse them.
Couples might split up because their partners get fat, but that's not nearly the same (or as common) as splitting up because your husband decided to bang some random chick from the internet. And even in the case where they split because of their partners weight problem, how many of you are banking off Bon Bon offers? You're not the one making them fat, you're just giving them false hope of losing weight. That's an entirely different moral dilemma (for some).
The fact of the matter is that everyone knows that this is inherently wrong. And I'm not riding around on a Clydesdale here, I promote shit all the time that I know is wrong. But it's not like I try to convince myself that it's a totally ethical way to make a living. I make up for it in other areas of my life. For instance, sometimes I go on dates with girls that aren't even in my league.
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