Your questions are always welcome, that’s what this forum is for. As to the answers:
1. We will investigate the case, examine all the data and then reach a conclusion (a bit “Sherlock-y” but we do not want to accuse anyone of anything before they’re proven guilty as charged). We will then contact the affiliate and ask him politely to remove the stolen content or take any other action that is relevant to the specific case. Paragraph 3.5 of our terms and conditions covers this issue, and in fact has been created following questions such as yours in this very forum. You can view the paragraph here: http://cpays.com/terms.php
2. We do not believe that banning the affiliate will solve the spam issue. If we ban him he will still steal your content, but instead of putting our banners on his site he will put up banners of a spam supporting affiliate program and continue to receive commission for your work. We believe that the online gambling industry should take responsibility and try to help those affiliates to realize their potential through white-hat SEO methods. This is the real challenge. Banning someone is a matter of seconds, helping someone to amend his ways takes time and perseverance. I believe that CPays as one of the industry leaders is ready to take that challenge and put in that extra time and set new industry standards.
I hope this answers your questions.
Best Regards,
Ora
ora at cpays.com
http://www.cpays.com
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Hey ORA depending on time I will save you the trouble of investigations. I will post it junk right here or on some blog somewhere.
Furthermore the new terms are welcomed so now what recourse do the black hat community have that you so candily invited in. I guess we all surfer due to your actions. greek39