For those who are new to the industry, or just new to oprano, let me explain this strange, messed up situation...
1 of the parties involved is a proven, self confessed scam artist who will lie to their supposed friends to try to make a few bucks. The other party has run a legitimate business for 7 years and worked with industry leaders the other party could only dream of working with.
1 of the parties will be in this business for as long as they want to be, the other party has to hide for fear of one of their victims taking revenge.
1 of the parties involved has a few friends at oprano who will accept them no matter who they fuck, the other party has friends everywhere in the business who will do business with them because they know they won't get fucked.
1 of these parties only knows 1 way to generate traffic ... the other party knows 100's of ways. 1 of these parties could send you a few signups a day, the other a few hundred.
1 of these parties is nice guys, 1 of them pretends to be to find a way they can fuck you.
Serge, I know you are trying to make some controversy here, and I know you don't give a fuck about business anymore because you've achieved your goals. But some of us who contribute to Oprano aren't quite finished yet ... I had thought that you shared the same view of making Oprano a place where real webmasters with real business go - I must have misunderstood because here you are slagging off one of the industries most successful companies for the sake of controversy.
I guess we should stop bothering with increasing oprano's overall quality - what's the point if you send all the good webmasters we bring in packing because your friends ripped them off?
Nick and Anthony have always made their own beds - they like to earn their money quickly with as much damage to others as possible & make no secret of it. Why should the rest of us support them at the expense of losing our own potential for legitimate business?!?!
Sorry Nick & Ant, but dishonesty between family shits me. This week's quote from the handbook:
"The most important thing in your business relationships is a reputation for honesty. If you can genuinely and sincerely fake honesty, you'll be a success, never doubt it."
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