Quote from: jdebunt on March 29, 2015, 08:58:08 PM

Quote from: maildir on March 29, 2015, 08:40:04 PM

Read more like you were trying to curry favor in order to get the "freebie". What more could you possibly have written that the first two shills didn't provide in excruciating detail? All of, signing up, browsing, selecting a product, pressing purchase, then two days later it arrives? What more precisely could you possibly add to that in order to make a story out of it all? You signed up 4 days before the invitations were to become available suggesting you really wanted to review the service in order to write about it, then ignored, then upon Homero's whining about the media, there you were again, in your what was it third only post to the forum, offering to heal the wounds between the media you could....just get in invite.

That's fine if you saw quick and easy opportunity to get that new laptop you've been wanting for so long, for nothing under the guise of writing about it. Another self-proclaimed "journalist" attempted the same thing bit did it all wrong; he wrote a bad article and back channeled that he'd remove it if he got an invite. You smartly offered to heal the wounds if you got one instead. Well done to you.

Have you ever written anything about them before?

One article about Paybase : http://digitalmoneytimes.com/crypto-news/how-paybase-approached-us-for-advertisement-space-the-insider-story/

There is a lot more about that process that could be covered in my opinion, but we won't know for sure until I actually get in.

Maybe it'll all turn out to be boring as hell, who knows? At least I tried to do something "different" from an unbiased perspective

EDIT : And one article on XPY being removed from Shapeshift ==> http://digitalmoneytimes.com/crypto-news/paycoin-xpy-officially-removed-from-shapeshiftio/

Then why don't you step up, knock on the front door, present your press credentials inform them you wish to write an article on their new service, instead of sitting on the forum like a lap dog wagging your tail waiting to be given a bone, meekly hinting about writing an article if you did get an invitation.