Quote from: WaffleMaster on August 01, 2018, 09:31:45 AM

Quote from: The Pharmacist on August 01, 2018, 09:26:02 AM

Quote from: yahoo62278 on August 01, 2018, 08:40:49 AM

Act like adults

Agreed, except I would add that since there's no arbitration mechanism for disputes--just a person's trust and reputation--I can see why people get a little crazy about these things and go on the defensive immediately. The amounts of money involved aren't exactly small by most people's standards.

If jeremypwr made the mistake, and it was me I'd just fix it without restrictions or retaliation. He does have a decent reputation as a manager, and everyone makes mistakes. People can see it for what it is, and they should be trusted not to make any long-term judgements. It just looks like both sides of this dispute escalated it beyond the point where it needed to go. Kicking OP out of the campaign was a little harsh, but it's jeremypwr's campaign and he has the right to do that if he so chooses.

OP, there isn't much else to do except move on to another campaign if you can find one.

I only took to posting because he was the one in the first place that threatened to not pay me what he agreed to. Now here is his new post which I think you'll find interesting in the aspect of him not honoring the agreement we agreed to (scamming).

Quote from: WaffleMaster on August 01, 2018, 09:22:51 AM

Quote from: jeremypwr on August 01, 2018, 09:14:50 AM

Since he is getting paid for his work, why shouldn't he be obligated to delete his messed up messages?
The only reason he isn't deleting them is because he's mad that he lost out on a nice earning potential.

He's just full of spit; he wasn't scammed.

Since you agreed to let me back in the campaign, why shouldn't you be obligated to hold up to that arrangement which was also included in me deleting the posts? Huh

You literally just check mated yourself admitting that you're scamming me for $840 in 7 weeks potential payments (If I follow the rules) because you agreed to make everything right, which includes payment and putting me back in cus I was taken out in error. You are fully in the wrong, and you even just admitted it further.

Huh

He literally just used logic that applied to both parties to try and discredit what I am owed but not what his duties are in the agreement.

I was owed back into the campaign according to the agreement, which he just admitted was valid. So now what do you say? It's not scamming to put in writing that you'll make everything right, we'll delete it all and forget about it and not follow through with his end? Which lead me to exposing him? And Pharmacist, as you say he has the right to kick me out, yes he did, until he agreed to put me back in, which is in writing and you seem to acknowledge. Scammed $860 in potential because he is butthurt that he didn't follow through and I felt the need to expose all this bullshit he's pulling BECAUSE OF HIS MISTAKE.

If he already paid you for your work, then it's done. If he kicked you out from his campaign, it's his right, his privilege as the campaign manager and you can do nothing about that, go on and live your life, find another campaign and move forward, don't be a kid crying over something that were already out.