Sponsor sites spamming

I am not sure if I should post this public or not but I cannot seem to unsubscribe to these emails. I am hoping these program owners will see this post and unsubscribe my email addresses.

The sites are spamming me hard. I am receiving 3-4 emails a day, when I click the unsubscribe link in the emails it does not take me anywhere.

bigbling.com
clubeurocreme.com
cockyboys.com

wncash.com

xondemand.com (consumer emails)
iondemand.com (consumer emails)
lesbian.xondemand.com (consumer emails)

Studmall.com (a form e-mail that appears to be sending to multiple people wanting us to buy both consumer products and videos for pay sites.)

Cybersocket.com, I cannot unsubscribe, I have tried 4 times. Each time I make an attempt to unsubscribe it seems as if it's re-adding. I called them and a Morgan guy told me that I am having computer problems, and has nothing to do with cybersocket.

I never signed up to these sites to opt-in into emails. :fucked: The email address these are being sent to are:
support [@] phillyfratlive.com
jayden [@] phillyfratlive.com

I am also wondering if someone or a company is giving away email addresses which is another reason I may be receiving all of this junk mail.

Thank you.

here from wncash.com
if you receive some of our emails is because you have active in your ccbill affiliate account "receive webmaster emails". to unsuscribe, you'll need go to your CCBILL admin account > Tools > Edit Profile and change to: OFF

we never sent unsolicited emails.

Personally i don't care of the programs spamming me. I just delete those emails withone click.

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Originally Posted by webnet

we never sent unsolicited emails.

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Yea.. but I never signed up. That is what I don't get.

Are you certain it is the programs sending these and not Cybersocket?

Cybersocket are well known spammers and lately i have been getting more and more spam from them with other companies sites/information in the email itself.

Regards,

Lee

I do not know Lee.
When I called Cybersocket some guy named Tim answered. I told him the problem. He said you need to speak with Morgan Summers who is our tech administrator. Morgan told me that I (me) am having computer and internet browser problems and there is nothing that he could assist with and seemed rushed to get me off the phone.
On one of the sponsor programs, the check payable to name is "Jayden Stone." That is rather impossible because Jayden Stone is my stage name. If I received checks payable to this name I would not be able to cash them. I am rather clueless. It's in the policies as well that if we marketed other sites checks would need to be payable to PFL, LLC. So we are all stumped.

When you sign up as an affiliate or as a member of just about any program you've more than likely agreed to receive their Emails. However, not being able to unsubscribe is definitely an issue.

Also, by posting your Email addresses (above) on this or any board is basically leaving you wide open to receive an incredible amount of spam. I guarantee you will start receiving massive amounts in no time at all.

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Originally Posted by PFLJayden

Morgan Summers who is our tech administrator.

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So not only are they spammers, but liars as well LOLOL

Regards,

Lee

The easiest way I found to rid myself of cybersocket e-mails was to create a filter. Anything from them goes directly to the trash can.

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Originally Posted by Lee

So not only are they spammers, but liars as well LOLOL

Regards,

Lee

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I knew about Cybersocket. They're publications are stacked next to the big trash cans in some of the bars and clubs around here. I called them to get a 1"x1" ad in their classifieds area. The advertising guy over there told me that they print 2.8 million publications per month. They emailed me the contract. I got as far as printing it off. I left it on my desk and my manager came into the office and yelled at me for wanting to do business with them. Through the telephone call something sounded weird as in maybe they are money hungry. They have 2.8 million so called readers a month but yet wanted me to pay them this money to RSVP to a party they are throwing in Los Angeles after that they said they have these books they print and wanted me to get in on that. Then they wanted me to buy these buttons on their sites. The guy did not understand what no means. Just my experience so far with them.

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Originally Posted by Seth

Also, by posting your Email addresses (above) on this or any board is basically leaving you wide open to receive an incredible amount of spam. I guarantee you will start receiving massive amounts in no time at all.

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Lee, is there any way that I can edit the first post to remove my email addresses?

if you receive the webmaster news letter is because you have signed with ccbill, we sent the mailing from our CCBILL account.

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Originally Posted by PFLJayden

Lee, is there any way that I can edit the first post to remove my email addresses?

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I already edited them :)

Regards,

Lee

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Originally Posted by Lee

I already edited them :)

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Thanks Lee!

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Originally Posted by webnet

if you receive the webmaster news letter is because you have signed with ccbill

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But I have not signed up.
The trace IP Address from the wncash.com email is coming from 77.245.55.176 which is the Netherlands.

I found out that the emails are coming from Cybersocket encouraging sites to signup to affiliate website programs. The emails looked like I signed up but when you click on the links they link to the sites "signup" page using Cybersockets affiliate links. Epoch said it is called "blind linking."
I apologize for accusing cash programs of spamming.

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Originally Posted by PFLJayden

They have 2.8 million so called readers a month

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Sounds like they let their "verified circulation audit" service expire again. The last claim I heard, which was contradicted by inside sources at Cybersocket, was 70,000 copies printed. But there are numerous stories of large quantities of Cybersocket magazines being "distributed" straight to trash cans. 2.8 million readers is a completely unbelievable number. Even if they printed 500,000 copies, that would be an *average* readership in excess of 5 people per copy, and i doubt most people who actually do read the thing spend more than about 5 mins with it and then toss it in the trash.

I do find it interesting that Morgan (who, by the way, owns Cybersocket with his partner Tim) represented that it was a browser problem. Not terribly surprising, though.

Wow. They lie so much to get business. Shady.

What was that saying? Something about glass houses and throwing something?

Well if Cybersocket is spamming affiliate programs, hopefully the programs being spammed will terminate their affiliate accounts.

Regards,

Lee

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Originally Posted by Lee

Well if Cybersocket is spamming affiliate programs, hopefully the programs being spammed will terminate their affiliate accounts.

Regards,

Lee

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The affiliate programs are probably paying to be emailed out. I have joined a few programs from the cybersocket emails. :angel: