Amateur NetCash seems to cheat on you for your traffics to nextdooramateur.com

[JJJ]

No, I have not.

I have been watching the site for the last 6 days and they have been using other merchant id with another signup page. I have sent a couple of thousands clicks for the first 2 days of 6.

I don't want them to know who I am. I am a small guy.

It is simple. If you are pushing the site, you can test it now clicking on your link. If you see your ccbill id please let me know. I will apologize and take this back.

Try their join link and click thru a couple of their model pages though. Some models are working fine but most of them goes to the other signup page without your ccbill id.

I just want them to do it right and to know affiliates are watching their sites.

[ecchi]

Originally Posted by JJJ

No, I have not.

Then you are part of the problem. in 99 out of a 100 cases, faults like this are (as Bever Bob) said just a bug in the system. But if affiliates are too lazy to even contact the sponsor, or worse, decide to loud mouth complaints about the sponsor on boards without first contacting them, they don't know that there is a problem to fix.

Originally Posted by JJJ

I don't want them to know who I am.

Hard luck. Most sponsor's have board trackers, they look out for mention of their name. Not only will they now know who you are, but they will have you listed as an 'unpleasant little guy who bad mouths them at the drop of a hat'. If you had contacted them first, they would have you listed as 'the helpful guy who told us when there was a problem'.

And the really bad news is that lots of sponsors read this board. they now ALSO know who you are, and they will have made a note of you as being a 'pain in the ass'.

Originally Posted by JJJ

I just want them to do it right and to know affiliates are watching their sites.

1. They will NEVER be able to get it right if people like you are too lazy to notify them when they have a problem.
2. They already know that their affiliates are watching them. They know that (most of us) are not stupid.
3. That may be what you 'want', but all you have achieved is to tell the webmastering community what sort of person YOU are.