Quote from: roadbits on October 05, 2017, 09:11:00 AM

Quote from: Lauda on October 05, 2017, 08:08:55 AM

Quote from: roadbits on October 05, 2017, 07:19:57 AM

If you can give a negative feedback which is not my mistake then even two hours is your mistake then you also should deserve the punishment.

Quote from: roadbits on October 05, 2017, 07:19:57 AM

It looks like Yahoo and Lauda alt accounts are ruling this forum.

You've confused us with Quickseller & co. Then again, this is ironic considering that you've bought this account. Roll Eyes

Mr Lauda!

You're looking this issue only from one-sided and your opinion is biased.

I already agreed that I bought this account and when I bought this account I was new to this forum and didn't know how to check account quality. I only saw the trust feedback and bought it.

But being signature manage Mr Yahoo gave me an offer to join that signature campaign and now he is blaming me. That means he is also cheating all his paymaster because they are paying him to check these things and he is not doing that correctly.

Why is he not punished for his mistake?

That show your opinions are biased to one-sided.

If he can't manage so many campaigns then why he need to take?

Don't come back to the same question again buying account is a mistake because that is already done and you guys spoiled my earnings and good luck for you guys.

Let's see what you will do with Yahoo mistake?

It's entirely possible to miss a name in the users connected list. That by no means means I am not doing my job. That doesn't mean I did anything wrong. I'm sure you'll buy another account and we will find it too.

It's really amazing how users attitudes change once they're found to be doing what managers consider to be wrong. 1 week everyone thinks a certain manager is the best because they got hired by that person. The next week they get tagged for shady behavior basically and all the sudden that manager is terrible.

Crying and trying to ruin my reputation will not get you anywhere sir. Move on and learn from your mistakes. Seems like a pretty easy thing to do