(Jan 29, 2019 05:24 AM)S2K Wrote: Thanks^^
You can offer lower amounts for sure
Why is that? I don't get it
I was pretty early to get into the Reddit market and I ran into so many issues using the term "Reddit" in my domain as well as selling social media services.
- Cloudflare would not allow me to use their services when I had the term "Reddit" in my domain, no idea if they have some form of agreement but it seemed like it, absolute bullshit that was.
- Malwarebytes automatically scraped my domain and put me on their HpHosts fraud list as discussed here;
https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?ti...id54583603
I managed to get Fiverr and SEOClerks on that list for a whole 24 hours, if you check the history on the MWB forums you can see the hundreds of forum threads made about it lmfao. I still have the email from them somewhere;
"Feel free to report to us all of your competitors and we will do the same to them"
100% scumbag cunts and if I ever meet MysteryFCM in real life I will do his dentist a favour, the true definition of a bullied spazmoid with the urge to become an authority on the internet. They try to argue like they are doing nothing wrong but labelling your site as "malware ridden" which is exactly what they do is somehow ok? The whole social media blanket revolves around a term they use for sites that offer fake reviews, the owner of the HpHosts site MWB use is also a paid member of a reviews site hence why they do that, its 100% fucktus fuckti from the latin.
- Multiple takedown attempts from Reddit itself which I ignored for a long time before they made a purchase from my site, obtained my first/last and served the documents to my actual address. I wasn't really fucked but it was a case of can I be bothered to fight for the little is was bringing in compared to my other ventures. I still believe this was all down to me doing some petty shit to Malwarebytes or more specifically MysteryFCM who in turn reported my activities to Reddit.
Not trying to throw shade on your sale mate but I have never in my life experienced something like I had with Reddit, given they are the home to a LOT of controversial content they sure do abuse what they preach. From a legal standpoint I was 100% in the wrong therefore I don't really have much to say other than offering services that break the core fundamental of their site is 100% going to attract nothing but hassle.
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I will add though I love the design and I do love the domain/brand name.