Reply To: Article on my site with your links – Best Way!

You obviously don’t have a handle on your accounts. So I’d agree here. Maybe you should. It’s certainly your job to know who you are charging on a subscription basis.

I am aware you ran and did nothing. My site has not changed at all, the domain is xhttp://www.Free-Casino-Content.com, all I am asking is that you please re-instate the links as you said you would in your 7/30 message. I didn’t initiate any change in my service. I simply want what I paid for.

All caps indicates screaming. Why are you screaming. Are you trying to make me look stupid by not canceling the subscription that you did not honor? Thanks for the double time, when does double time start? today? tomorrow?

I can barely make out any meaning in your sentence here. I am not trying to tell you what to do with your company.

#1, Canceling my subscription has no bearing on you putting up the link that I rightfully paid for.

#2, Regardless of what I ask for in the mean time after discovering you screwed up you should immediately put my link back up. Claiming you are waiting on me at this point is simply childish.

Actually according to http://web.archive.org/web/*/contenttycoon.com the last time your site showed my link was April 2007. So that is actually 4 months you owe me. In addition you can see my link here the way we agreed:

http://web.archive.org/web/20070407191548/http://www.contenttycoon.com/

It is on the sidebar with my proper anchor tag and my description intact. It is not a footer link. It is not my job to figure all this out. It is your job. I am not pissed, you are making an ass of yourself.

I’m not attacking you, I’m asking for what I paid for. It’s childish of you to think I’d stoop to your level of behavior instead of sticking to the facts.

I’d be more embarrassed about the way you handled the problem than the mistake itself which can easily be forgotten.

Professional way to close your note would have been, “sorry for the mistake”

I want four.

You, too.