Content Thieves

I wrote an article and published it on EzineArticles.com a few months back. We all know, or should know, that when you re-publish an article from this site that you have to keep all links in the article intact. These requirements are published in EzineArticles.com terms and conditions and, as in any civilized society, there is no excuse for ignorance of the law.

This is my article: xxhttp://ezinearticles.com/?Introduction-to-Online-Casino-Roulette-Variants&id=4733753

The following websites have republished my article with the link intact but with a "nofollow" attribute attached to my link.

As far as I am concerned this is the same as content theft and really a sneaky, lowlife thing to do.

xxhttp://www.rouletteonlinegames.com/introduction-to-online-casino-roulette-variants/
Required link has a "nofollow" attribute attached.

xxhttp://www.roulettelearn.com/introduction-to-online-casino-roulette-variants/
Required link has a "nofollow" attribute attached.

There is no contact email addresses on these sites so I am unable to contact them personally.

If you are going to use somebody else's content from an article submission website have the decency to keep the links exactly how they are supposed to be.

To the owner/s of these two sites: Remove the "nofollow attribute or remove my content immediately. I'm giving you 48 hours.