Quality Control

[loquax]

Curiousity got the better of me again, so I had a look at the PQ programs and am now wondering am I the only one who gets concerned by program quality?

For example on the network is a "Win Big Money" program - the landing page looks at best poor quality, but on registering a user has an opt in box with

I agree to the Terms & Privacy .... and opt in for Free Dental Accidental Insurance Babe wallpaper or fun tone text alert, absolutely free, no strings attached! InstantWin4now - a chance to win Holidays, Cash & Cars in an Instant - Absolutely Free!!

Now, am I right in thinking that terms and conditions for these services should be made available to the user. Information about what they're signing up for should be made available too... and a user should be allowed to register and not opt in for any of them?

The Babe Wallpaper after all could well be a mobile subs service - and users don't like being duped into paying a lot of cash via their mobile.

I'm not a big fan of these kind of sites, seriously concerned about whether the prizes are genuine, and just wondered if there's any quality control in place by the networks who promote them and subsequently affiliates who advertise them?

Does no one care what the user goes on to face one they leave their websites?

Jason

[primeqjason]

Jason.... I saw your post and instantly became a bit concerned. Your comments certainly do not sound like a PrimeQ owned and sponsored campaign. Seems that you are looking at a few campaigns from one of our merchants. Further review shows that the merchant has changed the site AFTER going live in our network. I have pulled the merchants sites from our network as of today pending a review on Monday. PrimeQ will only run campaigns for its affiliates that they would run for themselves.

Thanks for the Eagle Eye. Much appreciated. It's great the way everyone keeps their eyes open to make sure the industry integrity is at its highest. Keep it up. That's what true partnership is all about.

Jason McClain, CEO
PrimeQ Interactive Advertising (www.primeq.com)

[loquax]

Thanks for the reply and information, it's very much appreciated.

Cheers

Jason