Since many of you have taken interest in this, let me elaborate once again in easy terms.
I shared my referral link in a busy public Discord chat regarding crypto gambling. No, I don't control what gets clicked or ignored. That's how public discussions are. I didn't try to micromanage every non-click that isn't how affiliate links work. You share them out, and if someone finds value in the platform, they use it. That's exactly what happened here.
So that's it, you only share there? You try to get into an affiliate activity and you choose to spread your link in one media, only one, and a very busy channel that'll easily drown your chat. Not somewhere more quiet and personal and will bring more permanence like your Instagram, or work colleague? May I ask why?
Is it because you simply just randomly posting, couldn't care less who will use your link as you're not really investing into it?
And regarding how the referral landed on my link you're talking to the wrong person. Ask Betcoin. They're the ones who tracked the user and claim to know so much. If they have such specific information, then surely they can give what abuse was perpetrated? Because until now, it's just been smoke, jokes, and defamation. Still waiting for real evidence.
That's the problem, acccording to them, it's not discord. Thoughts?