JimMcluhan
12-29-2007, 04:01 PM
One of your members (no connection with me) asked a question here about where to find poker software. I am owner of this type of software and was surfing the net and came upon this forum only because the question existed and was returned to me in the SERPS This is called SEO in the Internet business, meaning because the post existed it brought me to the forum via Search Engine Results pages, (and who know how many others as well). I then took the time to register in the forum, in order to answer that persons post, as I own poker software, am actually in the business. I have 300 websites of my own.
I did not post a URL or my email address in my answer.
Two days later, (incredulously) I receive a waring that i was spamming the forum. Next, I find the guy's post, (a question on poker software) to which I replied, was deleted.
This is a very strange way to treat someone who took the time to register in your forum, and then spent 20 min to answer a question.
Here it is that you have a forum on gambling, sports betting, and poker, and someone who is actually IN the business stops by to comment, to answer a question in fact, and you delete the first post I make, and kill the thread to which I replied. Good show!
No need to ban me, because I won't bother again to post here.
I did not post a URL or my email address in my answer.
Two days later, (incredulously) I receive a waring that i was spamming the forum. Next, I find the guy's post, (a question on poker software) to which I replied, was deleted.
This is a very strange way to treat someone who took the time to register in your forum, and then spent 20 min to answer a question.
Here it is that you have a forum on gambling, sports betting, and poker, and someone who is actually IN the business stops by to comment, to answer a question in fact, and you delete the first post I make, and kill the thread to which I replied. Good show!
No need to ban me, because I won't bother again to post here.