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[Anonymous]

Hello CasinoPays,

One of your affiliates has created scraper pages which (A) pops-open a page with your casino brands, and ( redirects the visitors to a casinoguide.html page

What concerns me is that this affiliate has added my domain name (casinoguide.ws) into the pages.

*** Please DON’T CLICK on the google search results, or the second window with the casinopays brands will open in place of this current CAP window.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&domains=casino.w.kh.ua&q=casinoguide.ws&sitesearch=casino.w.kh.ua

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&domains=casino.w.kh.ua&q=casinoguide&sitesearch=casino.w.kh.ua

This affiliate is doing a smiliar thing with another one of his sites “illuminatedcalvino.com”

Would you please ask this affiliate to remove all references to my site (casinoguide.ws) from all his sites?

Thank you.

[Anonymous]

Go here to file your complaint. In addition pages that sole purpose is to redirect to another site does not follow Yahoo”s policies.

So far I have had about 120 site takin out by Yahoo within 24 hours. I also employ other techniques which I do not want to discuss. I know very well cpays practices in this technique. As for proof I have it. I would present in a court of law but the online gambling industry is unregulated in this matter. Instead all we can do is to be a little proactive and start taking the time to inform search engines.

I hope this helps and does violate Yahoo’s policies

Thank you for contacting Yahoo! Inc. (“Yahoo!”). Yahoo! respects the
intellectual property rights of others and we ask that our users do the
same. Accordingly, Yahoo! has established a policy for receiving and
processing notifications of infringement in accordance with the Digital
Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA”), other applicable laws and/or Yahoo!
policies.

While Yahoo! strives to assist, in Yahoo!’s discretion and accordance
with applicable law, in the protection of intellectual property rights,
your recent correspondence was insufficient to constitute an effective
Notification of Infringement (“NOI”) within the meaning of the DMCA
and/or as required by Yahoo! policy. The elements required for an
effective NOI, and the contact information for submitting a NOI to
Yahoo!, are set forth at:

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Please be aware that you may submit a NOI in response to this e-mail.
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2. A description of the location where the material that you claim is
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reported use is not authorized by the copyright or intellectual property
owner, its agent, or the law;

4. Your address, telephone number, and, if available, e-mail address;

5. A statement by you, made under penalty of perjury, that the above
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[Anonymous]

I had forgot to add, There is a really good chance it will be removed by Google by taking no action.

If its on Google then for sure its on Yahoo. So the above is for Yahoo. Yahoo is the one to really worry about. Its the worst of the worst.

[Anonymous]

Thanks very much greek39

[Anonymous]

Hi LandofOz,

I have received your complaint and i will check in to that.

I will keep you updated on this issue.

Eilon
Support@cpays.com
http://www.cpays.com

[Anonymous]

In my opinion its probably in your best interest to take down the site yourself. Its faster and more reliable. The major search engines make it very clear, pages that sole intention is to redirect is a violation of their policies.

The site is usually takin down within 24 hours.

[Anonymous]

Hello Eilon,

Thank you Eilon. I’ve tried contacting the owner of illuminatedcalvino.com and casino.w.kh.ua , but her registered email address of info@illuminatedcalvino.com bounced back. You may need to telephone her instead. Alternatively, why not just suspend her affiliate account, until she contacts you?

[Anonymous]

LandofOz I really urge you to take my advice. Shut the site down yourself! Sometimes your approach works, contacting the aff manager to close the scraper account down sometimes work but there is a possibility it won’t.

I am not suggesting this is what going on here, but personally taking care of this issue through the propper channels I suggested will give you the piece of mind.

If I had just a little more time I would do it myself. A site thats’ sole purpose is too redirect violates all search engines policies.

[Anonymous]

Hi LandofOz

We have made several attempts contacting this affiliate with no luck therefore his affiliate account is now suspended.

Thanks,
Eilon
Affiliate Support Manager
support@cpays.com
http://www.cpays.com

[Anonymous]

Excellent work Eilon!

If more programs get involved in this manner we may be able to stop the scrapers of the world. CasinoPays is showing that they always have our backs by shutting down this type of site!

Thanks again,

[Anonymous]

Hello Eilon,

Thank you very much for that. I will promote your casino brands more heavily now

Best Regards,
LandofOz

[Anonymous]

cpays wrote:

Hi LandofOz

We have made several attempts contacting this affiliate with no luck therefore his affiliate account is now suspended.

Thanks,
Eilon
Affiliate Support Manager
support@cpays.com
http://www.cpays.com

Good going!

If no one pays scrapers, they will stop stealing other people’s work.

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