I forgot that my BidVertiser code was linked with Freedom of Ads, and so I got rid of Freedom of Ads as well. Within an hour of decommisioning this advertiser, their support staff sent me a request to fill a short survey about their performance as a network. The deal was that if I participate in this anonymous questionnaire, I'll be entered in a random drawing to win $1000 cash. Inactive publishers were also eligible to win the prize. But I was active most of the time.
The survey consisted of 30 short questions and took 5-10 minutes to complete. I took this opportunity to have my voice heard about my dissatisfaction about this network, and even at the end of their survey they reduced their winning amout from $1000 to $500. Their original email had quoted $1000 as winning amount. What a looser to trick your customers and reduce the prize amount.
If interesed you can access the survey here:
http://www.freedomofads.com/survey/index.php?sid=95389&lang=en
Monday, September 1, 2008
Freedom of Ads decommisioned and submitted the dissatisfaction survey
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