Just got off the phone speaking to Bryan. He certainly is going to look into this. It is also possible this issue with site scraping may get a mention on Casinomeister soon.
The main problem we have other than 888 not being as proactive as they can in shutting down the individuals behind the scraper sites is:
There is no direct link or proof that 888 actually do operate and own many of the scraper sites. We know they do, but we have no proof. The casinos are clever and cover their tracks, using affiliate id’s and different names and addresses in the whois records.
However, pressure on 888 and the other programs to introduce vetting of all sites that promote their brands should be encouraged. Such as what decent programs like Wagershare, Brightshare and 32Red do. This will go a long way to eliminating scrapers.
I guess 888 are in a quandry at the moment, as their high serps and no doubt a high percentage of their affiliate earnings is made up on the back of these scraper sites that promote them.