Pace Lattin

Many people believe Daniel Balsam is a hero. With the never ending amount of spam out there, with spammers getting more and more creative, he represents a new breed of techno-geek armed with legal briefs. He's an unassuming guy, graying hair and you'd never know from looking at him that he was a "hero" to many. Still, he's found himself labeled a crusader as he's been involved with taking on bulk-email marketers such "Spamking" and female sex-enhancer pusher Scott Richter.

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Pace Lattin is one of the leading experts in interactive advertising and marketing. As the founder of one of the first Affiliate Marketing publications, ADBUMb in 2000, he had over 100,000 readers at its hight and was named as one of the most influential people in the industry by MarketingSherpa. In 2005 he started ADOTAS.com, which became one of the top interactive publications in the industry overnight. He was involved with the creation of SPRINKS which was bought by Google, and has run ran se

Today, RedOrbit.com founder Eric Ralls announced a lawsuit asking for as much as 28 million dollars against Torq Cisek for fraud, among other things. This lawsuit is the result of several months of investigation between RedOrbit.com and interactive advertising fraud expert, Pace Lattin. This lawsuit RedOrbit Inc vs. Internet Media Holdings LLC dba Media Javelin, and Torq Cisek, Cause Number 10-3080-B has been filed in the 114 Judicial District Court, Smith County Texas.

According to my friends at Click Forensics, 22.3 of all clicks that they recorded in Q3 were considered fraud by their firm. If you are going to take this at face value, this means that one in four of all clicks recorded on the internet are fraudulent, meaning that many companies are overspending by at least that much and not seeing results. The culprit still is botnets and similar proxy scams, but as Click Forensics pointed out, the growth is mobile and video, with enormous amounts of fraud dom

Today RedOrbit.com founder Eric Ralls announced a lawsuit asking for as much as 28 million dollars against Torq Cisek for fraud. This lawsuit is the result of several months of investigation between RedOrbit.com and interactive advertising fraud expert, Pace Lattin. This lawsuit RedOrbit Inc vs. Internet Media Holdings LLC dba Media Javelin, and Torq Cisek, case number 10-3080-B has been filed in the 114 Judicial District Court, Smith County Texas.

Many people have asked me over the last year why I have taken the cause of preventing fraud in the industry, from going after these scammers. Many people have told me that most of these are "harmless crimes" and they don't really hurt people. I've received death threats, I've received angry phone calls and some scammers have even taken to message boards to make false allegations against me and attempt to hurt my reputation. The reason I do this is simple: these crimes do hurt people, and they do

For those who have been living in a cave, Google recently bought AdMob, the small but highly innovative mobile advertising company for the extremely inflated price of $750 Million. That is the gross national product of the country of Kiribati, a small country made up of a bunch of atolls. While AdMob hadn't quite made anywhere around that amount of revenue, Google wanted to gobble it up before someone else did and to have a quick way to access the growing revenue stream available on Mobile Appli

Internet advertisers have been getting a free ride. While the folks who purvey spam and adware have been getting lots of attention, the people behind the products advertised in your inbox or popup window have largely escaped notice. Recent cases brought by the FTC and state authorities have been directed at the people running the ad networks and the email lists. This is a bad policy, and it can't last. Advertisers need to start worrying too.