[Pokeraddict]

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Sorry that was a joke, but now I realize it wasn't appropriate.

FWIW I have only heard good things about RTR and from what I know of Jessica she is a top notch affiliate with great customer service.

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I have not paid any attention to this thread from its start but woke up today to find emails from 4 affiliates listed on Rake Rebate Review and 3 players to make sure I didnt miss this one.

Obviously slandering a competitor's business in not a joke. It is a VERY serious issue. When someone in the business is dishonest about a smaller thing it may look like no big deal but in my opinion is a symptom of a bigger problem.

If someone thinks it is OK to steal content, steal ideas, shill posts making dishonest statements about competitors, lying about the amount of traffic their site has, lying about the number of players or whatever the dishonest actions were they do not deserve to be trusted and their actions need to be remembered.

This may look like a joke to some, or not a big deal, but when someone puts their heart and soul into a business, then someone takes a cheap shot at their business for no reason other then the fact they are competitors, this is not acceptable in this or any business. Sometimes people on the internet abuse the ability to remain fairly anonymous. This type of person is exactly the opposite of what a player needs in a rakeback affiliate.

One might say that is what I did to one of Rake Rebate Review's competitors as to some I'm sure it looked like nothing but an attack but I laid out an overwhelming amount of proof and laid out some 30 questions ignored by the other side. I had an enormous amount of proof and proved my point to virtually everyone that read it. It was not "that other site sucks" type post like this was. The above post attacking Raketherake.com by OPRB.com was nothing more then slander and had no other purpose.

I am pondering whether this action warrants entering the rogue section of Rake Rebate Review and would appreciate feedback. As I said before when someone is this dishonest about one thing it usually shows in more parts of their business so I feel players down the road should be able to know who they are dealing with if they forget or are new poker players.