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Well, I haven't learned of anyone else that uses them. Their site is a bit sparse and have absolutely no real presence on Google.

True, if they learn about it and the only way for that to happen generally is if you tell them you were signed up with them.

Is it possible that your landing page is the culprit? If you ripped your lander from somewhere and did not clean the code, it may have resulted in such a ban.

The networks are on high alert for fraud these days and this has been the case for a few years now. The volume of fraud out there is immense! This is why i tell everyone to build a "killer" relationship with their assigned account manager before and while launching your first campaigns with them. This helps to prevent wrongful account terminations.

Account terminations are abundant these days and many are terminating accounts for innocent mistakes and with no verifications of inappropriate practices or real violations. The networks are trigger happy and this results in real wrongful terminations. For every wrongful termination there are hundreds that get dumped legitimately.

Best thing to do is move on to another network and be certain you immediately start building a strong long term relationship with your assigned account manager.