[Aaron C.]

if you are a readylink affiliate you ARE NOT ALLOWED TO POST links to Readylink in this forum.

I have spent HOURS UPON HOURS deleting links/posts to readylink healthcare from their affiliates.

As soon as I get one of them deleted, another one signs up.

I do not support or endorse them or any of their affiliates in any way whatsoever and I certainly do not condone their marketing practices and policies.

This is the LAST time I will post about this. From now on ALL posters referring to readylink healthcare will be warned only once and BANNED if they do not comply. If they post the same reply to more than one thread, they will be banned immediately.

This will no longer be tolerated. I am tired of wasting my time with this.

There are Travel Companies who support these websites via their advertising dollars and they are greatly appreciated. Readylink is not one of them. If they would like to support the forums as a sponsor, they may do so JUST LIKE THE OTHER COMPANIES, and NOT via affiliate members spamming the forum.

If you see a post/thread/link referring to readylink healthcare please notify one of the site administrators or moderators so that we may take the appropriate action.

[nursinghumor]

They do tend to get annoying Aaron. The problem is they advertise to their affiliates, "sign people up, get rich quick" or something along those lines. Next thing you know they are spamming every forum they can find looking for a quick buck.

It shouldn't take more than a single warning to get these "affiliates" to cease and desist. If it does, then I'd print out the posts, and once a week, mail them to Readylink Corporate with a nasty letter stating they'll be hearing from your attorney if they continue spamming the forums.

Andrew Lopez, RN
http://www.4nursing.com

[Aaron C.]

I've emailed corporate multiple times but have recieved no response.

Also, I have already deleted/banned at least 3/4 readylink affiliates.

Someone took the time to add a link to readylink in every single section in my links database. It was this same offender again. I PM'd them and emailed them about not doing it, but got no response.

I really hate to ban someone from the forums, but you can only warn them so many times before you have to do something different.

I don't necessarily blame the affiliates, most of the time they don't know any better (though it states clearly which forums recruiters may post in). I blame Readylink/readyrefer for not being more proactive with their affiliate programs and the guidelines.