A scraper, since Daisycon has a very strange habit...

A scraper, since Daisycon has a very strange habit. They replace links from their network that no longer work with a link of their own. You will not receive a message about this and they will not tell you in which articles they have modified links for their own links. You can no longer find these fake links, and never replace them if you have a large website, since the links remain as normal. So you only find out by chance that another link to their own page has been placed. Eventually your website will be full of links to the same website, namely to ManyMoreStores, because Daisycon keeps replacing them as soon as a product is no longer for sale. So you have no free choice in which links you place on your website, because after a short time they often replace the links with a link from ManyMoreStores. If you ask if they want to stop, they say it happens automatically and so they would be powerless against their own system. It comes down to Daisycon linking affiliate links on your website to other links, resulting in an abundance of always the same link on your website (for large websites) that you cannot trace with tools, and that you are stuck on unless you have them discovered by accident.