Warning to anyone thinking of buying traffic from Python - Page 3 - GoFuckYourself.com

vik · 10-17-2002, 02:41 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by chrism
I signed a traffic deal with Python on 14th March. They agreed to send me 50,000 clicks @ $0.04 per click. (It was a discounted rate because I was sending them about 50 sign ups per day at that time.)

I signed the agreement and faxed it back and was told my traffic would start on 20th March. It never came

Aly, wtf are you trying to do. Your people make a bad contract and you decide you're not going to honor a bad deal? What kind of business school did you go to - or did you?

Shit, I just got taken to the cleaners on a deal I wasn't happy with, but I still honored it. I just won't make the same mistake a second time, and I don't have anywhere near the financing you guys have. I guess I should follow your lead and say "Sorry, I miscalculated my costs, you're out of luck". Yah, right! I agree with Charly, if you want to be a reputable business, you are happy with the "fair" deals you complete and you stand-by your bad ones!

BTW, I have purchased mailings from Python in the past, and never did break even with your lists.

I'll see you in Vegas, but I sure as hell won't be buying anything from you.

vik

ElvisManson · 10-17-2002, 02:45 PM

Dude...look at how old this thread is.

We ended up making it up to chrism and as he says just a few posts ago it has long been put to rest.

This was brought up yesterday for a different reason.

You can see me or Aly at the shows anytime you want.

We are always willing to help people make money.

vik · 10-17-2002, 02:49 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by ElvisManson
Dude...look at how old this thread is.

We ended up making it up to chrism and as he says just a few posts ago it has long been put to rest.

This was brought up yesterday for a different reason.

You can see me or Aly at the shows anytime you want.

We are always willing to help people make money.

Sorry, but I won't be buying from you. This thread has proven to me that even a WRITTEN CONTRACT has no value to your company. The original terms should have been honored, no questions asked. Simple, isn't it?

hitman699 · 10-17-2002, 02:52 PM

I personally wouldn't do business with a company that announces they made a contract in public and that they wont fill
it. but oh their sorry about that.. They wanted to increase their profits silly.. Lousy business ethic.

just thought Id post this to keep the thread going... always nice for people to know the companies that screw ya

dimonka · 10-17-2002, 03:18 PM

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10-17-2002, 02:45 PM	#102
ElvisManson Looking California Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 5,476	Dude...look at how old this thread is. We ended up making it up to chrism and as he says just a few posts ago it has long been put to rest. This was brought up yesterday for a different reason. You can see me or Aly at the shows anytime you want. We are always willing to help people make money.

10-17-2002, 02:52 PM	#104
hitman699 Confirmed User Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 159	I personally wouldn't do business with a company that announces they made a contract in public and that they wont fill it. but oh their sorry about that.. They wanted to increase their profits silly.. Lousy business ethic. just thought Id post this to keep the thread going... always nice for people to know the companies that screw ya