If you have done some work for them, I am sorry but I am not going to help you – you should have researched them before undertaking any of their “jobs”

Regards
Nithin,

Please understand that we do not spam anyone. We have over 25,000+ people we
work with. We do not know which sites they visit and where they post. They
were supposed to be following rules and not abusing our system. If you tell
me the ip address and URL, then I can try to ban them from the program.

On their site is says

1. Advertiser Creates Message Content Describing Their Product/Service
2. Message Content Gets Approved By Our QA Department
3. Multiple Publishers Log-In And Review Created Message Content
4. Publishers Recieve Highly Ranked, Visited and Relevant Forum, Blog, Wiki and Other Types Of Websites
5. Publishers Check The Rules Of Each Website And Deliver The Message Content Using Our Indirect Social Signature Posting Approach ( or Regular Posting Approach For Wiki/Classified Types Of Websites )
6. Content That Is Delivered Includes The Link To Product/Service As Specified By The Advertiser

Maybe I am missing something but it looks like they lie as well as they spam.

If there is some domain that is not on PHSDL but it is a bad one, I will add it to the list.

So you can update me from time to time with new Spam domains, and we will populate the list with more bad ones.

It is not difficult to install. You just need to add a bit of code to your wp-comments-post.php file.

I do advise you to back up all your WP files and a database before you attempt to modify the code. It is always good to be safe.

Let me know if you want to try it out.

PageRank does matter. In fact, anchor text and inbound links is 95% of effective search engine optimization. Anyone who tells you otherwise does not practice real search engine optimization. Real search engine optimization focuses on link acquisition. Content is second to links.

To Andy, you can always find out the source by simply contacting advertiser, maybe sometimes they won’t tell you who the uplink is but in most cases they are. FTC is not concerned with this stuff, there are so many pay per post blogs out there, you even backed one yourself before, payperpost.com.

They only introduced disclaimers recently, but there is so many which do not have disclaimers, I could name a ton, but I won’t, you can look them up, pay per post model has been around for a while now and people haven’t been using disclaimers of any kind. They know google and other search engines watch disclaimers.

In my opinion there is nothing wrong with posting quality comments on some blogs, and Ill give dofollow for this as long as the content is related to the discussion. As for the service, I haven’t used it myself, but I heard lot of buzz from people who used it to build good SERP’s in combination with solid content writing.

Just my 2 cents.

Cheers.