So even my 10% warning would make me have to pay you $15?
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(Sep 5, 2011 03:07 PM)The Rated R Superstar Wrote: You don't have to pay. It's more for impatient people. The alternative is to wait until your warning expires, re-apply and try not to get a warning in the time it takes for applications to be processed. Ok, I understand, that seems very agreeable. (Sep 5, 2011 03:08 PM)The Rated R Superstar Wrote: Yes, you're the specific example I'm talking about. You had 0% at the time of application and when the applications were processed you had a warning level. I guess I shall be PMing you about this offer then within the next two days. (Sep 10, 2011 03:10 AM)The Rated R Superstar Wrote: I'm not oblivious, I review people that don't meet the requirements and normally they get a higher price. If they haven't written a single tutorial they never get in. I made one tutorial since my last application. I have got no pm. Now, what? I had 0% warning etc. Did i get accepted or denied? |
