Everything was fine till yesterday when I discovered that 2 days ago they approved and published the last article I submitted but … guess what … they removed my resource box! They didn’t bother to notify me and ask for my agreement …

I contacted them by Twitter … no reply.

I used their contact form and very quickly I got an answer, an amazing answer:

“We apologize for not letting you know after it was done. We do not allow Resource Boxes. Your information must only be on your profile.”

I said to myself, “Whaaat?” and I replied to that guy asking him to remove my article from that site because they do NOT have my permission to publish it without a resource box. No answer, no action. The guy replied to my first message and then disappeared.

I tried to delete the article while logged into my account. Not possible even if in theory there is a button there for such action …

Then …

I checked once again my previous approved articles. All of them had the resource boxes in place. Then I read once again the Terms of Use. Nothing about that weird and new rule. Then I checked other articles approved yesterday (one day AFTER my article was posted) but belonging to other authors. Guess what? Very quickly I found out an article that has one promotional link inside the body of the article and it has also a resource box.

Well … since that moment I sent more emails to the Customers Support. No one ever responded, no one added back my resource box, no one deleted my article. Nothing.

I tried once again via Twitter and their contact form. I pointed to Bukisa staff other articles APPROVED by them recently including the article mentioned above and published on June 25 (the article that has a nice resource box at its bottom). I asked them once again to REMOVE my article from their site because they don’t have my permission to publish it without a resource box.

While my article is not yet removed, the sole new answer I received was via Twitter – just another dumb reply:

“Bukisa isn’t an article directory, thus we don’t allow “resource boxes” however the removal without your knowledge was a mistake” ( https://twitter.com/bukisa/status/2333169719 )

They are very professional, aren’t they? Who cares if Bukisa is an article directory or not? No one. The point is that they infringed my copyright while in the same time do NOT want to correct their mistake by removing the article from their site…

Finally, what is the difference between Bukisa and a CONTENT THIEF who removes your resource box and then posts your article on his blog? In both cases, they had permission to post your article including your resource box. In both cases, they didn’t care about your copyright. Hmmm, it seems that there is no difference … Bravo, Bukisa! Keep doing your “great” job!

Adrian Jock

P.S. Oops, in fact there is a difference between content thieves and Bukisa: most of the content thieves remove your article from their sites after they receive your copyright infringement notice (not because they are honest, they aren’t, but because they are afraid of complaints sent to their host).

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A lot of advertisers were anxiously waiting to get their hands on this ebook and now you can too …

Don’t wait any minute, the 50% off promotional price doesn’t last for ever

Click here to get your copy NOW before the time runs out.

To Your Success!
Adrian Jock

P.S. What are you waiting for? Shooting in the dark with your solo ads is over … Go and get it!

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Unfortunately I cannot offer it to you because I received the transcript as a gift and I am not allowed to further distributed.

What I can tell you is that you cannot find online too many ebooks, audio or video materials on ezine advertising, but this transcript is of very good quality.

As a matter of fact, I didn’t agree with everything what Charlies said, but it is still an interesting material.

Many of you know that I recommend very rarely other people works, but this time I will recommend you this course that contains ezine advertising secrets told by Charlie Page, who is the owner of the “Directory of Ezines“.

Take a sneak peak inside Ezine Advertising Live.

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1) it’s free to use
2) you can customize the new link.

Forget about TinyURL (or ther similar shortening services)!

There are better services in town that offer you MORE for the same price (ZERO) …

What if such service will also provide you with an ad tracker? Yes, you read it well … something any advertiser needs: an ad tracker.

And … that ad tracker is not a simple one that shows you only the number of hits … No …

It gives you referral statistics … and … lets you create an unlimited number of new links that points to the SAME destination so that to be able to track absolutely any advertising effort …

Do you need more? Well … there are more features …

You can even geotarget the destination URL. What’s this? You can provide alternative destination URLs that different visitors from different countries are forwarded to. This means you can target your marketing and promotions on a per-country basis.

And there are more features but I’ll stop here and let you have the pleasure of checking.

Really … FORGET about TinyURL and get a … CLIGS free account.

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Before going straight to the point, let me tell you a short story that is based on a similar dirty trick like the owners of some of those money making programs use to … DECEIVE you.

There was a shop and anyone passing by could read a big banner that said, “50% off on any product“.

Attracted by that banner, many people entered and purchased different things.

The business was booming, the customers were quite happy.

Well, this seems great, right? The problem is that inside the shop, in a corner, very hardly visible, there was a small banner that said, “The 50% sale ended one week ago. All the prices are now regular.”

Oops! How is this trick? Isn’t it DIRTY? Were not the customers deceived?

There is a very similar dirty trick that no one tells you about …

You know the ads that promise you to make thousands of dollars by the end of the week or even to become millionaire by the end of the year?

Click on any link from those ads and scroll down the page that is loading.

At the bottom of the page, where no one reads what’s there, usually there is a link called “Earnings Disclaimer“. Sometimes the font is so tiny that even if you scroll down the page if you’re no longer very young … you may not see the link.

Click on that link and read what follows. You don’t know what’s there, do you? Let me tell you: that page tells you that you WON’T make the amount of money mentioned on the front page of the site or in the ads. The figures are FOR EXAMPLE only.

Here is an example taken from such a program’s website.

The promise from the front page:

“If you really want to start working, from the comfort of your own home, and earn anywhere between $100 and $1275, or more, every single day then you really should read this entire page and take action right away.”

The Earnings Disclaimer page from the same website:

“There is no guarantee that you will earn any money using the techniques and ideas in these materials.”

Of course the whole page usually is written ALL CAPS so that to be hard to read.

How is this?

Let’s make a better Internet and stop promoting such money making programs!

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