Originally Posted by D_hodough

My intention wasn't to stir anything up - just to make a clarification. And I've been with the company for a year and a half, as a heads up.

But, since you asked: for starters, the title of your linked thread is rather indicative of someone who is done with a program, I would think. "Sorry HoDough, But I got to GO!"... what's that if not a statement of business cessation?

You also claimed that no one had contacted you while our accountant had already chatted back and forth with you regarding a matter since a few days previous to your linked thread going up. He was attempting to put out another fire you had seemingly strove to set on the GFY boards.

You must realize that your linked thread wasn't the only issue-at-hand, but I do think it was the breaking point.

And then, after your account's suspension, you claimed that we had deleted your account and kept your rebills, and started up a GFY thread boasting exactly that. The fact of the matter was that your account had simply been disabled and you had been paid every cent due to you in the past, present, and future. You had no recurring payments at that point, and every one of your recent sales were PPS.

We're not a company of drama. We try and have fun while supporting our affiliates and look for support from our affiliates in an mutually respectable business environment. Speaking for myself here, I think a central problem in this whole thing is that the vibe you project just isn't in line with that.

The brass tax: you've been blatantly libelous in the past regarding HoDough, and it's simply not going to fly any more. We don't necessarily like getting our lawyers involved in these matters, but we will if necessary.

If you want to talk about it further, my ICQ and email are both listed in my sig and HoDough's contact page (as they always have been) - despite your not ever having done so before, please feel free to use either at your discretion.

Or I can give you the contact information to our lawyer's office.

Otherwise, it's a dead issue to us.

Regards,