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Originally Posted by Speigelau
Any affiliate who is serious about their business should have no problem completing the necessary tax info upon signup. Cams.com has been around over 15 years and they know what they are doing. They want to verify you are who you say you are before you stand behind their product. There's always carders looking to signup as a pps affiliate and they are looking for programs who want as little info as possible so they can make a quick buck scamming them.
You've already admitted you use incentivized methods to force registration which is generally a terms of service violation on most programs and now you won't sign up as an affiliate to a program who wants your tax info and another who inquires about your traffic methods. Makes one wonder what you are up to.
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If u there 15 years and have that perfect domain, it's a big big mess to be such a "noname" in the buisness.
Sry, but I totally understand why newer cam sites have more success than cams.com.
I don't want rage on cams.com, It's fine for me and they can have their concept. I just say that this way of thinking about your partners that bring u the traffic is not the way I like and many affiliates too.
If they don't want me - they do everything right. I now joined an other program.