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Isn't this more like a network says "if you run this ad on your nice-and-fluffy-site, we'll pay you $x" and the nice-and-fluffy-site says "yep, we'll run this a
by PeterisP 5y ago
Isn't this more like a network says "if you run this ad on your nice-and-fluffy-site, we'll pay you $x" and the nice-and-fluffy-site says "yep, we'll run this ad on our site" but runs this ad on TPB instead ?
I.e. as far as I understood the particular situation described by OP, the breach of contract happens between the site and network, not between the network and advertiser.
- michael1999 5y agoThe parties to the frauds may be different than I understood. That’s part of good crimeing ;-) I’m not in the trade, and don’t know how people distinguish networks, from resellers, from publishers. The whole world of advertising tends to blur together in a giant ball of mutual fraud from my vantage.