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[Guest]

@susuanly = I greatly recommend for you to read this -

http://www.mywot.com/en/forum/8583-read-this-before-posting-or-requesting-reviews

Best wishes !

[Figure10]

We can't give reviews in exchange for coupons/money/etc.

[Volksjaeger]

Yes, no bribes please. Do you think your site was rated unfairly, or is this just forum spamming?

[Guest]

@ susuanly,

Your site appears to have a fake McAfee seal, a fake VeriSign seal, and a fake PayPal seal.

Here is the source code on your site for the image:

[url=http://i56.tinypic.com/8vs0w3.jpg t=_self][img]http://i56.tinypic.com/8vs0w3.jpg[/img][/url]

Clicking that image link renders THIS ENTIRE IMAGE!:

[url=http://i52.tinypic.com/f295yg.jpg t=_self][img]http://i52.tinypic.com/f295yg.jpg[/img][/url]

Now, that's enough for me . . . I really don't have to go any further.

On the off chance I'm missing something here (which I seriously doubt, but as my wife reminds me I can make mistakes . . . I mean it looks pretty cut and dry), feel free to post an explanation . . . and it should be reasonable and plausible, nothing like "Oh, that was an oversight, blah, blah, blah").

BTW, if your still around (unlikely), we're NOT "Customers" (well, I'm not and I hope nobody else here is) and you're "offer", even if you didn't intend it to look that way, sure looks like a bribe.

EDIT: Probably wasting my time here, but when someone says "Both positive and negative feedback is welcome as it helps us improve!", that always hooks me.

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@ desperately seeking susuanly

There is something abhorrant about the whole 'pay-per-review' mentality which engulfs much of the web.

Frequently, I see it euphemistically referred to as 'monetizing'.

Now, prostitution may be the world's oldest business, but even if one was truly desperate, your "US$5 coupon" seems quite ludicrous. About as enticing as, say, a crumpled luncheon voucher in a shiny pair of thrift store pants; a mothball in the pocket of a soup stained apron.

All this, too, before one begins to consider how ill-advised such a solictation is in the first instance. With or without those bogus seals. The general air of dog-earedness.

In your own words:

"a coupon code is only used once"

And you just used your's.

Proceed directly to jail. Do not stop on 'GO!', or pause to collect $200. Eat my shorts.

Assuming you can rustle me up a pair with a velcro fastener.

[Guest]

@ siblingshot,

Got a good laugh out of that one . . . particularly the "Eat My Shorts" title and the last two sentences.

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@ BJ

The financial inducement was risible enough. Your exposing the imperfect tailoring of those seals made for the double whammy.

[marco2981]

Echo

and i'm going to add something i've noticed.
Reading this page: dressesshop.com/pages/May-I-know-DressesShop-com-s-PayPal-account.html there's somthing "interesting":
It may change? Honest people don't change it.

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@ marco2981

On the off chance one's financial details disappear via a javascript redirect to a Chinese clone of PayPal, there is presumably the superlative lure of that "US$5 coupon" to encourage the determined shopper to simply try again.

[i☆]

The owner is asking for you to leave a rating on their site to receive a coupon, not on WoT-see [url=http://www.dressesshop.com/pages/How-to-Use-Coupon-Codes.html t=_self]this page[/url]. But you definitely need to remove the fake seal (which I cannot locate but presumably is there...).