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RawAlex
2005-03-24, 07:56 PM
EMAIL PROMOTION IS NOT TOLERATED

Sending traffic from email will result in immediate termination and all monies forfeited.

PimpRoll accepts no email promotion OF ANY KIND WHATSOEVER.

Any traffic from email will result in immediate account cancellation and forfeiture of all monies.

This a bold move... maybe an indication of things to come? PRdave has made it clear on other boards that this includes mailing updates for a site that has PR banners or promotions on it.

Makes you wonder if the FTC isn't handing out advise to people!

Alex

DangerDave
2005-03-24, 08:12 PM
Excellent! Fantastic! Outstanding!

Congrats and kudos to PimpRoll...

IMO a giant leap forward for the PimpRoll program and the Biz

DD

BlueQuartz
2005-03-24, 08:14 PM
yeah definatly an interesting move - why would soemone do that - either too much heat or ?

Thumbler
2005-03-24, 08:43 PM
Pussycash totally banned it some months ago as well.

PR_Dave
2005-03-24, 10:05 PM
Simple business decision with the longevity of the program in mind.

|pimpin

LadyB
2005-03-24, 10:18 PM
Simple business decision with the longevity of the program in mind.

|pimpin

Just one more reason to love Pimproll imo! |thumb

tickler
2005-03-25, 06:50 AM
I liked this one also at another sponsor.
Due to an increasing number of complaints from customers resulting from adware type products installed on their pc’s & the increasing hazards caused by adware and spyware, TopBucks has updated our terms prohibiting marketing of any of our websites through spyware, adware, or malware. This policy is effective immediately and any accounts found violating these terms may be terminated.

Glad to see proactive actions to get rid of the thiefs and cheats!

PR_Tom
2005-03-25, 10:31 AM
Not a bad move huh? ;)

Tickler, it's always been grounds for termination for altering, or causing to be altered, links leading to PimpRoll that are not your own. Such as through third-party programs and such..(spyware etc) It's been in the TOS, just not as a press release.

Look for more good things as well. We want good honest webmasters, and we want to help them make more and better sales.

Great stuff.

ronnie
2005-03-25, 02:14 PM
Very nice to see the sponsors taking the stand. Seemed many turned a blind eye.

Bout time huh?

But will this hurt legit webmasters with say double opt-in, like newsletters?

ronnie

Thumbler
2005-03-25, 02:21 PM
Very nice to see the sponsors taking the stand. Seemed many turned a blind eye.

Unfortunately that is very true. Plus there are some morons who sell their webmaster list for some unknown reason. I get about ten spams a day to one particular email address that was only ever used to sign up to a particular sponsor. I wonder where they got it from? |satan|

Head Boy
2005-03-25, 04:33 PM
I think it's great news, and it made me look ar their sites. They've got some that will be really useful on some of my niche domains. I'm not sure why I haven't been promoting them, but I don't see many w/ms pushing them. I guess that means they make them too much money and they don't want any more competition. :D

stuveltje
2005-03-25, 08:44 PM
i dont mind, for real i never ever used email to promoot my shit, i found it hard already that sexmoney accused me one time of spam, i knew one of the webmasters at sexmoney, and he believed i never used email to promoot my stuff and i never needed it only the fucker who did uses on some way my id and the shit leaded to my id at the end, it was my no to their yes, wel i am not gonna fight it, i know what i am worth and i dont need to defend myself on that part, it all worked out but got me realy pissed, i am not happy i get email spam about paysites i use myself, so i am not happy with the fact i get accused with spamming because some shit head use my id, i would say ban any email shit not aproved by an sponsor

PR_Tom
2005-03-25, 11:21 PM
ronnie, *NO* email promotion is allowed.. double opt in, triple opt in.. doesnt matter. Absolutely none.

What will happen is an account will be flagged, and the affiliate notified so they can explain and be made aware that such promotion methods are simply no longer allowed.

Newsletter senders will simply need to remove PimpRoll from their lineup.

Glad to hear the positive feedback, and people deciding to finally check it out that havent. If you need any help, let me know.

I think this is a trend you'll see spreading.