Account Deactivated for Sending a Hacker

[Toolz]

Moonangel,

First off, of course you've been in this biz 10 years everyone has now funny but 9 years ago at some of the first trade shows there were less than 300 people, this biz is like Woodstock 250k went and 25 million say they did.

Secondly,
It's not your affiliate's fault a user tried to hack your system why even try and pass the buck to them?

[Jim]

Originally Posted by Toolz

Moonangel,

First off, of course you've been in this biz 10 years everyone has now funny but 9 years ago at some of the first trade shows there were less than 300 people, this biz is like Woodstock 250k went and 25 million say they did.

Secondly,
It's not your affiliate's fault a user tried to hack your system why even try and pass the buck to them?

The first Trade show I went to was at Danny and Carol Cox's house. There were about 15 of us. I like to look at the person't first domain and if it was a long time ago, add a few months for the site starting on that person's isp account to find out when they started. My first site was jamesandvictoria.com but it was on my isp's server about 6 months before I got a domain. (Record created on 07-11-1996)

But, I agree...how can you possibly blame someone sending traffic for what the person sent does.

Halfdeck, too bad you couldn't find out where that person came from so they could make sure that person never got an account with them, and then the person that sent you traffic could look and see where the person came from and they could be blocked too. Until finally it might be a search engine or even AOL. Damn, they should most likely block all people that come from search engines or AOL.

Just move on...you really can't argue with the ignorant.