Tell Me What's Wrong here
Published on July 5, 2020
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So I decided to become more active in giving site comments. This I had avoided for a long time because in my early experience here, I realised that not all comments were approved.
I am ok with that, but tell me, what's wrong here?
I gave the following comment on a site promoting a product:
"I have learned the hard way that whenever a website promises something that sounds too good to be true, it usually is. It is easy to say that this would have cost you $599 but we are giving you a discounted price of $97 dollars for a very limited time. The idea is to build that desire in the reader that he would not want to miss out on a good deal. According to what I have read here, there's no way I would consider spending my cash to purchase ECOM CASH CODE."
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It was not approved.
I got the following response in my email this morning:
"The following reason was noted as the reason for this happening.
Sorry but no question as requested is included in the comment.
I have learned the hard way that whenever a website promises something that sounds too good to be true, it usually is. It is easy to say that this would have cost you $599 but we are giving you a discounted price of $97 dollars for a very limited time. The idea is to build that desire in the reader that he would not want to miss out on a good deal. According to what I have read here, there's no way I would consider spending my cash to purchase ECOM CASH CODE."
Can someone please explain to me where I went wrong?
I am at a loss.
This makes me wary of offering comments.
Russell
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