Quote from: holydarkness on Today at 10:04:17 AM

Quote from: AntiDolos on May 15, 2023, 09:19:29 PM

Quote from: holydarkness on May 15, 2023, 08:45:57 PM

I am sorry if I sound rude, that's a bit intentional, but I think you have a trouble on addressing all the matters being discussed. This will the third time it being asked, so I'll just snip everything and focus solely on this matter below, to help with your short attention span, until it's cleared.

Quote from: holydarkness on May 15, 2023, 10:06:47 AM

[...] How about the 5 stars comment and 50 supportive comments? These were made with honesty too?

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Quote from: holydarkness on May 15, 2023, 07:33:46 PM

I can't be the only one aware that you conveniently left out the part about stars and supportive comments? What about them? They're made by people who truly using the platform in subject, and all of them has to be extremely satisfied? 5 stars. Does it mean suppose there are 60 reviewers, legit reviewers from which I have no idea where you get them from, 10 of them leave a 4 stars review, which doesn't met your service agreement, so you'll have to ask them to not publish it? Quite sure cherry picking is not fair in the world of reviewing a service or platform. Is this honesty? How about if you only have 30 out of those 60 who gave 5 stars? You'll ask the other 30 to not post their review while hunting for more reviewers --again, not sure where you get the legit people who reviewed a platform for the sole purpose of reviewing it instead of getting paid for it-- and so on and so on until you achieve 50? Again, is this honesty?

I'll try to explain everything.

1. The project that wants to use our services must be valid. So, in the first step, we never promote scammers even if they pay $1 million.
2. Now let us say you want to promote your app or website.
2. We've a group of +100 people. We give each $5 to go and fully work with your website or app for 48 hours. User Experience
3. Then they are required to leave a positive but honest CM about your product. It's called Guerrilla Marketing.

All my words can be summed up in this sentence. We are NOT required to tell all the facts (except for review articles. In rating and review articles like Backstage, we tell all POSITIVE and NEGATIVE facts) But when customers have paid, we CM only the positive facts.
That's the difference between a lie and a hand-picked truth.

This system is related to rating in Apple Store, Google Store, and Google Map and can NOT be extended to other services. Each service has its own algorithm.

All ad agencies have their own policies, but believe me, AntiDolos is one of the cleanest & importantly you will never find lies on AntiDolos.

Did you get your answer?

Yes, I got the answer, as well as, I believe, everybody who read this thread. Though a bit implicitly explained, the nature of your site and the ethic you followed, your definition of honesty, can be summed up in that sentence. When people did not pay you, i.e.: using your free service, you'll tell all positive and negative facts. You'll have a lengthy dialog with the potential buyer like CryptoViking, inquiring about so many things --borderline grasping at straws, if I may add my personal amateur opinion-- while actually collecting more and more materials for your article and offering the paid service. When they pay, they can rest assured. When they opt to use your free service, though, they'll have a potential to [check note], ahh... deserved to be "shut down"

I think the tag is well proven and justified now.

Moving on to next topic. Though, at this point, I don't see why its necessary anymore, given the dark side of your service is already well-founded. Nonetheless...

Are you looking for truth or just want to roast AntiDolos in any form?
I think you should make a thread about Cointelegraph and even Yahoo. Cointelegraph does 5 min of research & even promo Shitcoins if you pay $5K. Yahoo is even worse. It doesn't matter who you're, just pay $700 to have a promo article on Yahoo blog.

Did you know we've already partnered with some of your friends on Bitcointalk for sig campaigns? They only ask one question. Is this a scam? No. Then they wear their banner. Did you spend months researching MIXERO, whose banner you carry? Are they saints and have no weaknesses?

That's the marketing industry, bro. Everyone has their own standards & morals, and AntiDolos dares to perform the highest level of moral principles and honesty. Please open your eyes to reality.

Quote from: holydarkness on Today at 10:04:17 AM

Ms. Valge.
I can see that you're quite well versed on crafting sentences to drive certain opinion. "consultant", "work with them", "working on". The announcement made by BKS was that she's one of the advisors, as she acknowledged and confirmed on the last part of her chat with you.

Why are you trying so hard to defend your friend? We both know how dirty this game is. Behind the scenes, the OP Tweet about Ms. Valge, and she welcomes it without giving a damn care about the project. She does not admit cause of business. The only real advisors are those who publish the name of the project on LinkedIn or their official accounts.

Quote from: holydarkness on Today at 10:04:17 AM

Flying overseas to help solve problems... and whatnot.
Your explanation on the earlier part here, just in case I was wrongly understand it, I'd like to confirm, so you're pretty much brokering a lawyer? You're reviewing a case, if it can be solved by yourself, virtually, much like what we did here, it's free. But if it require a lawyer, you'll look for a lawyer in that area, charge the customer an extra 1,000-3,000 USD outside the lawyer's fee, non-refundable, and when they win the case, you'll charge another 5-10% of the amount won. All that for finding a lawyer for the customer? Or do I understand that scheme of yours wrongly?

We are not a broker. If the case is in Turkey, Malaysia, UAE, and USA, we'll do it ourselves. Otherwise, we ask our business associates.
Consultation is 100% free.
For all countries, we've the attorney's fees only if legal proceedings are initiated in a law firm.
Email us if you want more info. I'm sure the legal guys can help better. I'm a social media guy.