Well you got fair warning. Last thing you should be worried about now is the network. Hope you didn't have any other successful campaigns.
Top Affiliate Network Ripped My Mobile Campaign
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hmm... I think it's Neverblue.... hmm....
The thing about having a domain in the UK is, you have to use your real name, and real contact info when registering a domain.... hmm.....
That's a far as I'm going to take it. I'll keep a file on hand just in case. I just wanted to confirm it is indeed Neverblue.
The thing about having a domain in the UK is, you have to use your real name, and real contact info when registering a domain.... hmm.....
That's a far as I'm going to take it. I'll keep a file on hand just in case. I just wanted to confirm it is indeed Neverblue.
Yeah, all signs point to it being Neverblue. I read through the other forum's thread and by what the mundo rep said by them not having an internal division and not ever competing with affiliates, it almost entirely eliminates them and there's really only one other big canadian network who everyone pushes mobile to(no offense maxbounty but I don't think it's you.)
I've opened a poll thread to vote if OP should be banned
http://www.wickedfire.com/shooting-shit/165951-should-nitro_dee-banned.html
Liquidate all of your campaigns, and go and work for the Red Cross. You'll be much happier there.
No offense taken. We never have, never will compete with affiliates.
I think it's beyond ridiculous that a company such as NB would stoop so low as to steal the IP of an affiliate. Are they really that desperate for cash? Unless, of course, this whole thread is a bunch of BS brought to you by the OP.
Cannot understand why the OP is refusing to out the network although it's getting obvious already. What they are doing is nothing but poor business method. By not outing you will not change anything. The fact alone they ripped your landers and ran your traffic sources shows how they operate - no matter a shitty excuse comes afterwards or not.
Nice relevant timing. It's all ok, they were just using OP's lander to build a case study:
Would you like to take your mobile ad campaigns to the next level?
Come to Neverblue and SiteScout's co-hosted Mobile Interact event in Toronto on October 18th.
SiteScout will be showing off the new mobile capabilities of their platform, including new targeting options and inventory sources, while Neverblue will be sharing insights on mobile campaigns, breaking open some case studies and answering questions from attendees. You'll also be able to network with other online marketing professionals in Toronto.
Food and drinks provided!
Date and Time: Oct 18, 2012 (7:00pm - 10:00pm)
Location: Firkin on King (461 King St. West, Toronto, Ontario, M5V 1K4, Canada)
Would you like to take your mobile ad campaigns to the next level?
Come to Neverblue and SiteScout's co-hosted Mobile Interact event in Toronto on October 18th.
SiteScout will be showing off the new mobile capabilities of their platform, including new targeting options and inventory sources, while Neverblue will be sharing insights on mobile campaigns, breaking open some case studies and answering questions from attendees. You'll also be able to network with other online marketing professionals in Toronto.
Food and drinks provided!
Date and Time: Oct 18, 2012 (7:00pm - 10:00pm)
Location: Firkin on King (461 King St. West, Toronto, Ontario, M5V 1K4, Canada)
I'm not sure if that reply from NB is real since I can't see it in this thread anywhere. Assuming it is real, why would NB media buyers be using scraping tools if they weren't planning on stealing IP of affiliates?
