In my opinion this is something between the casinos, webmasters and last but not least Google.
I think not promoting cpays is effective enough, so I removed the last cpays casino, Playgate, from my pages. Blacklisting these casinos as rogue will scare
the players and inforce the negative image of the industry as a whole, therefore I think this is a bit too much of the good.
Jonitas – with all due respect, you couldn’t be any further from the truth. The blackhatting “webmasters” CPays is involved with, rewards them 10 fold so by merely not promoting them, will not be beneficial to us at all. By blacklisting and rogue[ing] them, then our pages will be seen by the engine goers and signups will decrease. Then CPays will think twice about their practices.
CPays paid me $$ to redo my home page and promote them exclusively. My mgr wasn’t pleased about their tactics, and suggested I remove certian portions of the source coding. He is no longer w/ them and when I removed their links after 4 months and our deal was for 2 months, I now see my commissions are at a neg level and it’s not from any players. When I change the member name and 2 weeks later it’s back to the default and I need to change it again – these practices are illegal in any other type of business.
You complain they take your money away – you kiss their:shakebutt and they shower you with gifts.
It needs to be nipped now