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If it works for you on the bottom line and you don´t yet know what scraping is then you might want to continue (I thought I saw you ask about scraping yesterday). Some Cpays affiliates are major polluters of SERPS on all the major engines – even though Yahoo is one big polluted SERP anyway :hehe:
No, they arent evil.
Some of their affiliates are, but we have been working with them to reduce the problem.
If they are offering you a good deal and its profitable to you then I would have no problem accepting it.
I have worked with them several times in the past and they lived up to their agreements.
Google has been cleaning up. Still is.
Also, since they are not taking US players anymore, the motivation for the blackhatters has gone and the mess in the US versions of the engines should be cleaning up itself now.
Perhaps this makes for a clean start…..
Dominique wrote:Also, since they are not taking US players anymore, the motivation for the blackhatters has gone and the mess in the US versions of the engines should be cleaning up itself now.This is a really great point, Dominique. Although I am currently only promoting to non-US players (given my US situation and choice), I am still very active with Google cleanup and reporting. Although Google is anything but squeaky clean, in the last few weeks I’ve noticed quite a dropoff in the blackhatter entries into the SERPs. I agree, that there is a direct correlation here with the new legislation. Black Hatters are moving into “more lucrative areas”, like the fluorescent shoelaces market, which has exceptionally high payouts and unbelievable residuals (ya know, break a shoelace, you have to get a new one…).
owldeath2 wrote:Are casino pays evil? I keep hearing murmerings on this board that they are but they have offered me a good deal, should I tell them where to go?Take them up on their good offer; then report back.
