Originally posted by jberryhill
http://www.dontlink.com/
I need sone advice myself in this matter. I have some clients that I am the webmaster for them and they say that I must take off all links on their website which they lease from me. I say in our agreement that I reguire a links page for the reduction in cost of their hosting lease agreement and they agreed to it. Now the www.pets4you.com website says that I must remove them or they will not allow my client to advertise on their website. How silly, I say. Can anyone advise me on this issue? if I remove them which I did but now my client is getting a lower cost website forced on me by another website saying I can not link to them.Originally posted by bidawinner
"But Ticketmaster lost that bid. "Hyperlinking does not itself involve a violation of the Copyright Act," ruled U.S. District Judge Harry Hupp. "There is no deception in what is happening. This is analogous to using a library's card index to get reference to particular items, albeit faster and more efficiently."
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Originally posted by oohdale
I need sone advice myself in this matter. I have some clients that I am the webmaster for them and they say that I must take off all links on their website which they lease from me. I say in our agreement that I reguire a links page for the reduction in cost of their hosting lease agreement and they agreed to it. Now the www.pets4you.com website says that I must remove them or they will not allow my client to advertise on their website. How silly, I say. Can anyone advise me on this issue? if I remove them which I did but now my client is getting a lower cost website forced on me by another website saying I can not link to them.
This is not so cut and dried as I see it but let me try and explain. Conflict of interest page here. Now this is there option. My options are if I can have a links page on their website so I can get extra income from selling posters and such, then I will give them a break on the costs of the hosting fees. This company says I can't do this. Because of their options listed there at this link I just provided. I am in in contact with the President now thru email but I have not heard back from him yet, but I did get an answer from his secretary who said for me to just read this page and if I had any comments to email the president. So I did but no answer as of yet.Originally posted by bidawinner
Oohdale..
let me get this straight..YOUR clients are using your hosting ..in YOUR hosting agreement you state that all clients must have a your link on their website ? If thats the agrement they agreed to then tell them that is the agreement and they dont like it to go elsewhere ...OR you can offer a fee to remove the link OR if your client is very imnportant to you you can simply agree to remove the link ..but in thats case you are setting up a precedent and then althe other clients can claim if you did it for them you must to it for everyone else..
These are just the options I see..
Originally posted by oohdale
This is not so cut and dried as I see it but let me try and explain. Conflict of interest page here. Now this is there option. My options are if I can have a links page on their website so I can get extra income from selling posters and such, then I will give them a break on the costs of the hosting fees. This company says I can't do this. Because of their options listed there at this link I just provided. I am in in contact with the President now thru email but I have not heard back from him yet, but I did get an answer from his secretary who said for me to just read this page and if I had any comments to email the president. So I did but no answer as of yet.
Originally posted by oohdale
I liked the way it was before too. Art.com made a big mistake IMHO I just got my reports from the new affiliate yesterday and my commisions are down to about $32.20 dollars per month now. No sales for the last few months but it's their choice not mine as you know. I am so busy with all this new stuff I haven't had the time to update all my poster pages that did in the past, made me over 133.00 per month. Now it's down to less than 33.00 per month. Oh well -- I am fighting new battles this week. my click thrus are better but no sales is no sales if you know what I mean.Linkshare has less %'s and they do not have the whole page options like Art.com did. But I am learning to design better with tables so it has been a little better till today with all these new issues to deal with. You ask(Did they at least grandfather you in so you can keep getting upto 25% commisssions?) I am not aware of this. So once again I am hearing new things as to the new deals from Linkshare. Thanks for the info, I will check into it. This webmaster business is one big job that is all consuming isn't it?
You bet All you did for me at Art.com was make me money so why would I say NO?Originally posted by bidawinner
I know of another company that has a 6 month cookie !
Waiting to see If I am approved..not for posters...but another product you can put on nearly any website..
I get in you want to signup under me like at art.com? let me know I when I am approved I'll send you the link..
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