Gerade habe ich folgende interessante E-Mail erhalten:

Hey there,

I noticed that you’re a ReviewMe blogger who charges advertisers $400-per-post to blog about them on “blog xyz”. Doesn’t it bother you that ReviewMe is taking half of your money? There is no reason why you should lose such a large cut of your proceeds when it is your blog driving the traffic.

On behalf of the gang at PPP I wanted to help you get rid of ReviewMe as the middleman and do it direct with PayPerPost Direct, www.payperpostdirect.com. PayPerPost Direct would allow you to keep $360 for that post rather than the paltry $200 ReviewMe is paying you.

Check it out at http://www.payperpostdirect.com. Feel free to ping me any time if you have any questions - or for any reason, for that matter. The official announcement is on the PPP blog, http://blog.payperpost.com/2007/05/payperpost-direct-overview.html.

Cheers,

Chris

Kann es wirklich sein, dass PPP zu solchen Methoden greift, um User von ReviewMe abzuwerben? Oder handelt es sich um Spam-Mails mit der Absicht, PPP zu schaden? Wer hat dieses E-Mail sonst noch erhalten?

Tags: payperpost, reviewme

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