Comments on: Review: Bad Credit Offers

By: autoprt

autoprt — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 08:10:38 +0000

Loans LOW Credit scores ok.

The approval rate is about 55-60 percent. There are no upfront fees involved.

Oops! My links are gone and my IP address has been added to the spam filter. I guess it wasn’t a good idea to spam this post!

By: jfc

jfc — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 12:05:41 +0000

Bad move there Kenward,

Please see my advice to Mishi above if you want to promote your bad credit mini-site. You may have noticed that I pointed your URL’s to BadCreditOffers.com

I didn’t mark you as Akismet spam but you’ll get marked that way by somebody if you keep going the the direction you’re headed.

What’s funny is that you could have requested a free review from me if you had taken the time to discover this by reading my site rather than being in a hot hurry to drop a link laden comment on a competitor’s review. I probably would have rejected it though because your site, although decent looking, is terribly incomplete.

By: Kenward Claire

Kenward Claire — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 10:52:27 +0000

The foremost concern of a person having a bad credit status who wants to avail a loan is the interest rate. Bad credit loans in general carry very high interest rate. It is difficult to find a lender offering bad credit loans at low interest rate but it’s not impossible. Bad credit loans offered at competitive interest rate are known as cheap bad credit loans. For more information log on http://www.badcreditoffers.com/

By: jfc

jfc — Fri, 28 Dec 2007 22:20:51 +0000

Hi Saedel,

The same problem exists on Sponsored Reviews, people looking for PR rather than an actual review. For most of them, you could write nonsense but as long as you had their anchor text keywords on your PR4 site they could care less.

The thing I like about SR vs. PPP/Smorty is that they don’t require that you dofollow in their rules although an advertiser can require it individually. I just don’t sign up for offers that require it.

Here’s what works in favor of Bad Credit Offers in spite of the nofollows. Do a Google search on Bad Credit Offers Reviewed, Credit Offers Reviewed or similar combinations of that. You won’t see their site but you’ll see many blogs where they’ve paid for a review all sitting in the top positions. The searcher clicks on the blog, reads a bit of the review, and clicks onward to Bad Credit Offers’ site. As I’m sure Vic and Grizz would put it, PR doesn’t matter, search position does.

By: Saedel

Saedel — Fri, 28 Dec 2007 21:45:31 +0000

Wow, Frank that’s pawnage! hehe. I visited this post because I registered my blog at SponsoredReviews.com … been reading alot lately (Vic’s, Griz’,s and yours) to learn more about monetization and what’s the best option for me. I hope SponsoredReviews.com approves my blog, I’m having second thoughts on PPP after reading your article about it and today, Vic’s list on PR slap.

By: jfc

jfc — Sun, 16 Dec 2007 14:15:14 +0000

Mishi,

You know, commenting on a competitor’s sponsored post with your URL and keyworded name just ain’t cool. In fact, it could get you marked for Akismet spam. As you may know, it already has. I pulled your comment out of the filter since it too is an example, an example of what not to do. Consider buying Sponsored Reviews and Adwords to promote your site, just like Bad Credit Offers does.

By: Mishi

Mishi — Sun, 16 Dec 2007 03:43:51 +0000

It can be hard to get a loan especially with a history of bad credit, but since online financial services that offer bad credit loans seem ubiquitous nowadays, personal loans are much more flexible and accessible. Thanks for the info!