Let me start this post off by stating I will never damage the integrity of this blog. Let me also state that this is the first time that a post that I have submitted has ever been rejected due to this sort of “violation”:
Interim Posts. Your last non Opportunity-related post must have been within the 7 days immediately preceding your Opportunity-related post. After any break in blog activity of 7+ days, interim posts, that is, posts between Opportunity-related posts, submitted on the same day as your paid Opportunity-related posts will not count towards this requirement.
Private Posts. Interim posts must not be labeled “Private” or locked out. Interim posts must also be of a reasonable length, at least one paragraph, 3-5 sentences. If your Blog’s interim posts lack quality PayPerPost may terminate your account.
The post in question has bee removed, the post in question for the violation being The Linking Game (October 8th 2007).
“What is the linking game anyway?’ you may ask. More or less, it’s just a post containing links to various points of interest on the internet - stories that may have grabbed my attention, videos that may have made me laugh. Pretty random things with no apparent reason or rhyme (other than that they exist and they were of some sort of interest at the time of publication of the post itself).”
That’s what the Linking Game is, I’m afraid. A post containing… links.
I’m sorry to inform anybody that this is not a page rank builder for products that nobody will ever buy in their lifetime. This is a blog, and we write about interesting things around here.
The Sponsored Post that “violated” their TOS has been deleted and removed from the Opp list.
Let me also point out that it took them a full half month to even get to that post and tell me that it was rejected. I don’t know anybody that is making any real money with Payperpost as every blog that seems to be “the blog of the day” is just another splog, each post containing comments, spelling and grammatical errors out the ares, and poorly written interem posts, not to mention a 50/50 concoction of poorly written regular posts and poorly written sponsored posts.
Not to mention that most of them don’t even follow TOS, writing 2 sometimes 3 Paid poss before they even write a regular post.
I’m losing my faith in you, Payperpost. Are those that said you would fail going to be proven right?
October 29th, 2007
2 Comments at "PPP: For Shame."
I have read your post with interest and I have to agree with you regarding “I don’t know anybody that is making any real money with Payperpost” the whole idea is good but it does not appear to be working. I have also noticed and maybe you have too that the top earners are always the same ones. I have used payperpost for over three months now without much success. I am seriously thinking to get rid of payperpost from my blog.
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