I have had this topic on my mind for quite a while since I have had to turn down a couple of companies that pretty many bloggers have been advertising. Why? Since outside of the blogsphere, those companies have a *horrible* reputation and they are known of scams and frauds. Taking the payment from the card twice and not refunding, providing a fake tracking number and *surprise* the order never arrives, not replying to the mails, hanging up the phone when calling to the customer service etc etc fun! All that can be found written by ordinary customers on the companies Facebook pages (I really wonder that they don't delete since the page is full of those comments) and around the internet shop review pages. #The policy of blog advertising
Sunday 21 July 2013
blog advertising
I have had this topic on my mind for quite a while since I have had to turn down a couple of companies that pretty many bloggers have been advertising. Why? Since outside of the blogsphere, those companies have a *horrible* reputation and they are known of scams and frauds. Taking the payment from the card twice and not refunding, providing a fake tracking number and *surprise* the order never arrives, not replying to the mails, hanging up the phone when calling to the customer service etc etc fun! All that can be found written by ordinary customers on the companies Facebook pages (I really wonder that they don't delete since the page is full of those comments) and around the internet shop review pages. #The policy of blog advertising
