“Well...today's shocking revelation is that Amazon allows sellers, who you have given negative feedback to email you and offer you a cash enticement to take your negative review down!!!!”
Do I believe this? It seems silly enough to be true. Would I give money to someone to retract their negative feedback? I’d have to give a damn first. Writer Rule number one – or it should be – some people will hate what you write. Writer Rule number two - develop a thick skin. Don't ask for retractions. Toughen up. General Rule Number three – don’t email a writer and ask for money back. It's tacky. If you didn't like the writer's style then move on. You're not going to like everyone. General Rule number four - one exclamation mark is enough. We get it. If you're that alarmed by what you read then do something more than put it on facebook for people to 'like.'
Okay, that's about the only rules I adhere to...
Wednesday, 29 February 2012
Nicked off Facebook...
Posted by Unknown at 4:00 am
Labels: Amarinda Jones, amazon, differences of opinion, exclamation marks, negative feedback, reviews, scarlet harlot publishing
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2 comments:
Seriously? You have got to be kidding me! If this is true, it's just flat out insulting to both the author and the reviewer.
Not only insulting but a skeezy form of blackmail...
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