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There you have it - eBay showed its true nature. Your typical evil corporation that cares nothing about its constituents. I suppose my one year of 30+ hours per week of hard work writing content and optimizing my site for 100% pure organic search traffic hasn't paid off a bit. The drilled-down traffic and constantly improved results that my sites have received were all in vain, as eBay (or as they like to think of themselves, jesus christ) deemed to be worthless and non-quality. The measly 0.05% return on the total profits that eBay made off of my efforts were a drop in the bucket, after all. Nice to be compared to black hatters - too. I've been in web development for 10 years and search engine optimization for 4 years, and have been a hardcore white hatter every inch of the way, but it sure feels good to be stereotyped due to a faulty algorithm and prompt quick fix by your company. Not an endearing quality, ebay. Your "responsibility" is to make EPN a valuable experience for yourselves and your affiliates. However, you've removed the latter and replaced it with typical public relations speech and still refuse to address each individual account. I hope the guilt of all of the people whose lives are ruined weighs on all of you who have contributed to making this happen. It's all collateral damage though, isn't that right? My post isn't intended for the "damage control" mouthpiece, but for the bastards who have chosen to wrongly lump together outstanding affiliates in the EPN community who have consistently followed the rules in your TOS, and have probably even endorsed them on the marketing forums throughout the internet (DigitalPoint, BANS, etc) in complete vain, as they have had no warning, no "fix it" email, no nothing - but a complete ban and a lifelong hatred for your company. I truly hope the wave of negative publicity that is about to hit eBay will cripple the company and only serve as a huge advantage for your competitors. Also, my commissions better damn be paid, or I surely will have my lawyer involved.
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