- This topic is empty.
-
Posts
-
I think it hilarious
I doubt any one will bid, but he will drop some cookies and potentially get some players.
Its unbelievably short term – but hey while the hell not sometimes, but its probably not worth while.
Whats the betting that once a month he sticks ads through his neighbour doors with the hope of getting that one magical player
Previous sales were cosmetics and apparent bulk traffic….
I’m surprised Ebay allows open advertising of gambling sites. Has anyone read their T&C’s about it?
I know in the UK they have run 888 in the past.
The ebay community is quite strong and I suspect it is only a mtter of time before they get complaints
My thought was Ebay owns Paypal, Paypal won’t have anything to do with online gambling so why would Ebay. I know it isn’t exactly the same.
Yeah it is very strange I thought too.
if he’s on a $250 cpa he makes an easy 50 bucks off each person that signs up.
see it all the time .. casinos try to keep it below the radar though coz if lots more people were to start doing this … they’re getting players but not ‘real’ players LOL
that site is against eBay’s policy – eBay does not allow any links to gambling related webpages in their auctions
Got to give him 10 out of 10 for trying and he’s nothing to lose.
there are ways around those terms if you get creative
“there are ways around those terms if you get creative “
Sounds as if spoken from experience :1circling
If Ebay gets a complaint they will pull the auction. I have had several auctions pulled before just for having information about gambling. likewise you can’t link to gambling sites.
A friend of mine contacted him, seller said he was 1 new player away from a higher percentage for the month and that is why he was doing it.
He ended it early without a bid. Must have got the one he needed elsewhere.
How he got the CPA? :confused:
