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Originally Posted by McSpike
I am saying it's so dumb to come out in such a thread saying we are good, when the rest claimed the goodness all over till the last day. It's moronic. In a thread like that you shut tha hell up.
It's like a car dealer screamed their cars don't break. It's idiocy. We all know there's no guarantee so shut the fuck up. Saying you are good or better is an insult to me. You look no better than the one that just went under. Either you are kidding yourself or you are insulting me.
Shut up and wait till the dust settles, then come out.
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Simply put, people are THAT desperate for business. "Oh you got fucked? Sorry...hey promote us/buy my shit! You know you can trust us because we said sorry that you just got fucked by someone else - we're so nice and caring about our affiliates/customers!" Threadjacking of the worst kind. It's not enough for them to just make a relevant comment and have their links in their sig.
I'm of the opinion that more and more people in general are doing business the wrong way these days. They are focusing on befriending their customers/clients, acting compassionate about their needs, etc. while offering complete shit vs. working on actually providing value to their customers/clients and providing actual evidence of that to potential customers/clients and letting that speak for itself. It's like it's a more important skill today to be able to sell people on worthless shit than to be able to actually create something valuable to sell. It's evidenced by things like the significant percentage of people on Twitter that are "social media experts" spewing spam all day. They're experts because they SAY they are, damnit! Forget that it's perfectly evidenced by what they're DOING that they AREN'T experts!
So yea, I'm convinced that someone spamming their program in a "XYZ program isn't paying" thread probably has a really shitty program.