I saw that after Agbe posted that, I was thinking "Oh oh Agbe may have used the wrong words" so I waited for him to correct it and let it pass but others caught him, this is a lesson for Agbe to check or review his post but I doubt one will discredit a platform that pays him every week since he apologizes we could move on.
I believe too it was a slip that happened and ended generalizing the whole lot. He wasn't lucky to have spotted it on time for correction. There's no way one will conscientiously advertise a service one don't have confidence in without getting pricked. I once spotted a user on a campaign thread who said something was terrible instead of
terrific (as they wanted to say it was a nice experience), and that changed the whole dynamics of the semantics of their sentence construction. Agbe should've immediately edited that part once his error was spotted and all raised eyebrows would've been regularized.