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Originally Posted by Mediaguy
Why hasn't anyone posted how moronic this post is?
The Commission Junction thing is OLD news and has nothing to do with adult and everything to do with unethical though not yet illegal practices perpetrated by a mainstream company.
It's Too Much Media, makers of NATS, and there's no relation to the older, less relevant Commission Junction case.
The first suit against TMM was libel, and was a simple-minded riposte to a terms of use violation case brought against another company by TMM.
The Affiliate Marketing Model is nothing but a pyramid scheme? HUH?
TooMuchMedia was broken into and this is somehow the end affiliate model? Is the banking industry threatened by the last hold up?
What's double-digit losses? Up to 99 bucks?
What's your source for these statistics?
TOO MUCH MEDIA isn't issuing a new complaint, the other company changed it's earlier libel suit... get off go away, get your meds straightened out you are infuriatingly misinformed, miseducated and inclined to blowing trumpets of alarm via your significant arse, lady. You've ceased being amusing and have twice now gone against reputable people who happen to be known and respected... get a job or a gigolo, you can afford it... learn about what you are writing, at least, everything is NOT simple, shallow and single-sided...
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Greg, As I previously stated in another post....
The first Law Suit filed in this case with TMM and NR was completely if not totally different than this one. So, you all thinking this is the same stuff all over again it isn't. NR has the sex.com Attorney Carreon
http://www.sexdotcom.info/story/peop...es-carreon.htm and the lead attorney is just as notable - Not one's to take a case without merit unless of course you all believe NR has super deep pockets and more that TMM.
Before you start completely bashing me and thinking this is the same old shit do some homework. We have two of the largest affiliate programs in court, CJ and TMM there will definitely be a lot of press on this and sides taken. Also, as I previously said the government will get involved. So, beat me up for time will tell how right I was on this one.
Although both cases may be different the fact that they both manage affiliate programs and are in court and one already a class action and the other one asking to be recognized as one is significant enough to draw a lot of attention to how affiliate marketing works and the technologies being used in the current model legal, illegal, good and bad.