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"Special Links must use the Associates ID we have assigned to you...you must include your Associates ID or "tag"...as a parameter in the URL of each link you place on your Site to an Amazon Site.Excerpt from Amazon Associates's Program Policies
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The clause states: “Special Links must use the Associates ID we have assigned to you...you must include your Associates ID or "tag"...as a parameter in the URL of each link you place on your Site to an Amazon Site.”
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