Common other questions

We've had some troubles with human spammers, who sign up, log in, and then sit carefully constructing comments to older posts shilling their wares such as games, guns, cellphones or little blue pills a.k.a libido rapido. Mainly they're doing it for link-love, I gather.

OKaaay...

Here's something to think about, just for a moment. Pop Quiz hotshot: Lets pretend you signed up to get an account (it's called an account) at Youtube. Or Yahoo. Or Blogger. Or Typekey. Or any other millions of other sites out there.

And then you figure: "Meh, I don't want this sign-in". What do you do? What do you do?

You abandon the account. You log out and never go back. Right?

Or do you email Yahoo and Blogger and Youtube to ask them to "cancel your account"? No you don't.

Yeah we work the same exact way as everybody else. Fancy that.

We're not sure if the misguided people who have difficulty spelling or unlocking their caps lock are serious inquiries or just some ham-fisted attempt at trying to push a mediocre film to be "more viral" but here's the dealio:


You hate [brand name X]'s advert. Email [brand name X]. Leave us the hell out of it. Thanks.


Or here's an idea if you really want to talk about it, log in and comment on the campaign.

Many people ask us how to get in touch with actors or their agents, directors, ad agencies, production companies and so on.

We are not currently offer this dating service, so don't ask. :)

I was hoping that I'd never have to add this question (?) to the FAQ but here's the thing. Many many many people email us - or even call us late at night! - to tell us that they have some awesome commercial idea.

While that's great for you guys, a lot of people like to tell us their commercial ideas and we're not really the people to talk to.

Here's some advice we gave other people in the forums who have advertising ideas and didn't work in the business:

http://commercial-archive.com/node/138033