Zango Affiliate Still Luring MySpace Users

Stan Monlux, Zango senior director of business development, told internetnews.com they forbid partners from posting Zango content on MySpace profiles. Monlux did admit that some of its partners do violate their Agreement and that Zango detects and deals with them effectively. "We routinely check, and we've built tools that will help us track back the domains from which our applications have been installed," he said.

Either what this guy is doing is wrong, and Zango should have cancelled his account at the time, or they should have refuted everything and thrown it all back in my face. What should not happen, is something where it's made to look like his account has been terminated, only to have him happily carry on installing the Zango Adware across Myspace with his wonderful websites. Is this "detecting and dealing with them effectively"?