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]]> by: Catwoman http://affiliatefairplay.com/newsblog/2007/07/07/ftc-issues-final-consent-order-against-directrevenue-an-afp-critique/#comment-33350 Sat, 07 Jul 2007 21:13:39 +0000 http://affiliatefairplay.com/newsblog/2007/07/07/ftc-issues-final-consent-order-against-directrevenue-an-afp-critique/#comment-33350 Serves them right and it's about time that the FTC gets a little tougher on these scumbags. I wish the money penalties were a lot higher though, that's still a slap on the hand financially speaking for any of these companies. The dirtiest or most greedy (is greediest a word?) merchants will continue to use adware and it will be business as usual for them. Until their turn comes. It's no longer a matter of "if" it's now a matter of "when". Thanks for taking the time to post that Kellie. I will also take the time to read the whole thing myself. Catwoman Serves them right and it’s about time that the FTC gets a little tougher on these scumbags. I wish the money penalties were a lot higher though, that’s still a slap on the hand financially speaking for any of these companies.

The dirtiest or most greedy (is greediest a word?) merchants will continue to use adware and it will be business as usual for them. Until their turn comes. It’s no longer a matter of “if” it’s now a matter of “when”.

Thanks for taking the time to post that Kellie. I will also take the time to read the whole thing myself.

Catwoman

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