My website was completely legal when advertising Crowd Gravity. As per commission based (lawyers), they have nothing to do with how the money was made and as per country laws are different.
I have even spend money on PPC programs to make a profit with crowd gravity and I'm sure there are others who have promoted crowd gravity without "warez" or at least grey activities.
I do however understand that a lawyer of any kind will cost loads and especially overseas. This probably does not work but the least we can do is put some pressure on the company.
Pressure is sometimes all it takes to get them to at least consider paying out the money that is rightfully ours.
Also please understand that Usenet providers have been legal in my country up till now, and this will most likely stay that way.
This company was hosted in my country and there by liable to a part of our law. This makes the case a lot more interesting.
PS: We are not talking about a few hundred bucks here, please don't make statements if you haven't earned a decent amount with this company in the month of January.
I have even spend money on PPC programs to make a profit with crowd gravity and I'm sure there are others who have promoted crowd gravity without "warez" or at least grey activities.
I do however understand that a lawyer of any kind will cost loads and especially overseas. This probably does not work but the least we can do is put some pressure on the company.
Pressure is sometimes all it takes to get them to at least consider paying out the money that is rightfully ours.
Also please understand that Usenet providers have been legal in my country up till now, and this will most likely stay that way.
This company was hosted in my country and there by liable to a part of our law. This makes the case a lot more interesting.
PS: We are not talking about a few hundred bucks here, please don't make statements if you haven't earned a decent amount with this company in the month of January.
but since the've been honest with me I see no reason to sue them.