the upstair

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Hi Irawan,

Thanks for blogging with PayPerPost! Sorry to have to reject, but it appears the post, “*****************” which immediately follows this PPP post is sponsored. As mentioned in our Terms of Service, “each PayPerPost post must be immediately preceded and immediately followed by at least one non-sponsored, original content post”.Please do not resubmit the post.

Nancy
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Hi Irawan *****,
Thank you for your submission!

Unfortunately, we are unable to approve this post because it does not meet our Terms of Service regarding Time Shifting. In accordance with our Terms, a submitted Opportunity-related post’s date of submission to PayPerPost must match the date of creation as reflected in your blog’s time stamp, date line, or archives.
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Above are quotes from PayPerPost email I received yesterday, stating that my 2 posts were rejected for 2 different reasons:

• Reason for the first rejected post, I have two paid per post in a row.
  It’s against the PPP Terms of Service (that unfortunately I did not read before!) each PayPerPost post must be immediately preceded and immediately followed by at least one non-sponsored, original content post
• Reason for the 2nd post: I shift the timestamp to prevent it from showing in the front page
  It is also against the Terms of Service, a submitted Opportunity-related post’s date of submission to PayPerPost must match the date of creation as reflected in your blog’s time stamp, date line, or archives.

Every program has its own unique terms of service, I sometimes did made a fake timestamp for certain post and certain pay per post program and it’s OK, my 6 reviews in the row also have been approved .. but not with this ONE!

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