Comments on: Legal Redress http://www.azrin.net/legal-redress.html Where the Geek Meets Real Life Fri, 09 Jan 2009 21:03:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: I'll tell you why http://www.azrin.net/legal-redress.html/comment-page-1#comment-3470 I'll tell you why Fri, 08 Jun 2007 17:47:27 +0000 http://www.azrin.net/legal-redress#comment-3470 The reasons were clear. Go back and read through the post you did where you posted all the bans you got from advertisers. The advertisers didn't like your work. They hated the way you wrote your posts, some in very broken English. Whether you call it the Queen's English or not, you interspersed it with your native tongue, often confusing your words, not making much sense at all. It at times is like reading the writing of a four year old with dyslexia. The community which you were indeed a part of, could never understand what you were talking about, much like your advertisers. You are confusing. You constantly insulted PayPerPost and the advertisers in your posts. You were being paid to write good, effective buzz or reviews. You would link to other sites in some of those posts, you would often be critical of the advertisers sites and or products, you took every chance to insult the company that was allowing you to work for them, much like you are now. Threatening lawsuits and such silliness. The post you wrote about your bans explains in clear language, why your time was up. You were not an effective writer. It has nothing to do with the colors of your blog, it has to do with the quality of your posts, the quality of the work you were being paid to do. You failed, and it made advertisers angry when you didn't follow instructions or kept on taking opps even though it said if you lived outside the US, don't take, or if you took one in the last 60 days, you would still take those posts. And on top of all those reasons, you were arrogant and insulting to both PayPerPost and the advertisers all the time. No one wants to pay someone to make them look bad, yet you kept making every opp you took look bad. The reasons were clear.
Go back and read through the post you did where you posted all the bans you got from advertisers.
The advertisers didn’t like your work. They hated the way you wrote your posts, some in very broken English. Whether you call it the Queen’s English or not, you interspersed it with your native tongue, often confusing your words, not making much sense at all.
It at times is like reading the writing of a four year old with dyslexia.

The community which you were indeed a part of, could never understand what you were talking about, much like your advertisers. You are confusing.

You constantly insulted PayPerPost and the advertisers in your posts. You were being paid to write good, effective buzz or reviews. You would link to other sites in some of those posts, you would often be critical of the advertisers sites and or products, you took every chance to insult the company that was allowing you to work for them, much like you are now.
Threatening lawsuits and such silliness.

The post you wrote about your bans explains in clear language, why your time was up.
You were not an effective writer.
It has nothing to do with the colors of your blog, it has to do with the quality of your posts, the quality of the work you were being paid to do.
You failed, and it made advertisers angry when you didn’t follow instructions or kept on taking opps even though it said if you lived outside the US, don’t take, or if you took one in the last 60 days, you would still take those posts.

And on top of all those reasons, you were arrogant and insulting to both PayPerPost and the advertisers all the time.
No one wants to pay someone to make them look bad, yet you kept making every opp you took look bad.

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