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[teamfdn]

copy and paste into your "about me" section.
like i said, common sense.
i just set up a seperate myspace profile, specifically designed for promoting cashgrab referrals.
i coded a program in delphi to send out massive amounts of invites to this profile.
inviting people to your myspace is a perfectly legitimate way to generate traffic, as long as you don't have any of those links/banners in the invite.
 

[Kohler]

I am sure MySpace will LOVE that, and I hope none of those MySpace referrals use the "Report Spam" button on you.

And legitmate? MySpace TOS:
8.22    any automated use of the system, such as, but not limited to, using
scripts to add friends or send comments or messages;

[teamfdn]

that's why you keep it below the current rates....
it helps having contacts over there
anyway, myspace is no different than aol in certain aspects.
if it wasn't made with visual basic, they'll never know.
people can report a non-spam invite as spam all they want.
it's not spam.  period.
i'm glad that you're so concerned with what i'm doing that you actually looked that up though, that's funny.

[teamfdn]

by the way, myspace advertises for friend blaster.
anyone with half a clue would know by now that myspace is the most unrestricted thing to come along since AOL.

[teamfdn]

the only thing that i need worry about would be haters from other sites reverting to a five year old state of mind and snitching on me.
which, from what i've seen, is quite prevalent around here.
so i lose a myspace account and an affiliate account; and i'm back up and running in under five minutes.
 

[Kohler]

Can you please point to where MySpace advertises for FriendBlaster?

And if you are banned from an affiliate, especially for spamming on MySpace, which companies have been sued over before for spamming no less, your IP will most likely be banned. And I like how you complain on TheCashGrab, but only about their conversion rate, so I guess ours suits you well.

[teamfdn]

your conversions are significantly better.
they have a far superior referral system.
it all depends on what you want to do.
and yes, people get sued for spamming and ip addresses get blocked.
but, you need to be spamming in order for either of those to happen.
and with you being aware of what i'm posting on their forums, you must've already done the five year old thing.
very professional.