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**Linderman** · 06:38 AM

Del.icio.us Submission Service
http://delicious-submission.com/

I've been doing Del.icio.us submissions over the past couple weeks and the results have been great. I offer a quick service (less than 24 hours) and I promise to have your site listed on at least the amount of accounts in the package you choose (usually about 10 more though).

Submission Packages

Package A
Accounts submitted to: 75
Cost: $5

Package B
Accounts submitted to: 150
Cost: $9

Package C
Accounts submitted to: 225
Cost: $13
Package D
Accounts submitted to: 350
Cost: $16

Package E
Accounts submitted to: 425
Cost: $20

Package F (new!!!)
Accounts submitted to: 525
Cost: $25

All submissions are run through proxies. You will receive a report via PM or e-mail with a link to each account page you site was submitted to.

The sales page is:
http://delicious-submission.com/

I will need the following information for each site you would like submitted:

URL:
Title(s): (up to 5)
Tag(s): (up to 5, one word each)
Your PayPal id:

All submissions will be completed within 24 hours or you get a second submission free! Please post SOLD with your package letter or contact me via e-mail: Linderman83@gmail.com.

Thanks,
Linderman - Linderman83@gmail.com

**markov** · 08-12-2007, 07:24 AM

hello Linderman! It's an interesting and economical service. But as it being your first post how can one know your experience in it. Could you show your experience in the submissions?

**Linderman** · 08-12-2007, 10:10 AM

please see PM

**markov** · 08-12-2007, 01:48 PM

Are u stickycarrots in DP? If so i'm the same markov , so i'll be taking the service at DP which i like atmost.

**Linderman** · 08-13-2007, 04:46 AM

markov see PM

for feedback , you guys and galls may have a look at my partner threats in this forum:
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=433635
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=432495
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=425555
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=429957
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=423348

and everyone of you will recieve the report like this one , when the job is complete:
http://delicious-submission.com/reports/Sem-Advance.html

For questions and Details , please contact me via PM or E-mail

Linderman

**fitnfree** · 08-13-2007, 10:31 AM

Okay, I know very little about del.icio.us, even though I see it all over the place...just haven't had time to figure it out. So do a specific type of site fare better in del.icio.us or does any type site benefit from this?

I guess I need a clearer understanding of just what this would do for me or if it would be worth it, but you're offer sounds good on the surface and your prices are very reasonable.

**ADAM Web Design** · 08-13-2007, 11:12 AM

Jeni, you're a nice girl and you're a smart one, and that's why I'm not going to let you even throw $5 down the sinkhole.

People like our friend Linderman here seem to be under the impression that social bookmarking sites are submission services, as opposed to a way to share useful links with others. Useful links are useful links, and don't need "social bookmarking submission services" because they end up on social bookmarking sites entirely on their own. These are the sites that do better, and get more organic traffic, because the people adding the bookmarks are legitimately interested in the content.

On top of that, the people with organic bookmarks get screwed over because they don't get the same levels of traffic they normally would, since people like Lindeman keep pushing good sites down (like Forrest's for example...I know his site is in some del.icio.us accounts as a bookmark.)

The other problem with Lindeman's scam is actually that the price is too cheap to be effective. Let's say 50 people agree to pay Lindeman. Lindeman submits all their sites to his social bookmarking accounts. This means the first sites in his account get buried by the last ones, since they're sorted in reverse chronological order by default.

The same logic, to some extent, applies with tags...if everyone starts submitting to similar, generic tags (as it seems most of the "social bookmarking submission services" do), then it becomes last-come, first-served.

**fitnfree** · 08-13-2007, 11:59 AM

Oh gosh, Adam, thank you so much.

Very kind of you; I'm humbled.

And thank you - thank you SO much for giving the straight scoop on this business. I'm a one man --well, woman

-- show here and just don't have time to waste on fooling around, if you know what I mean.

So, I owe you -- you saved me both precious time and money. Godspeed my friend. For that I happily give you well-deserved TALK U PATION!!!!

**ADAM Web Design** · 08-13-2007, 03:07 PM

I'm just glad that you learned, Jeni. That was my only goal.

**Linderman** · 08-13-2007, 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by ADAM Web Design

Jeni, you're a nice girl and you're a smart one, and that's why I'm not going to let you even throw $5 down the sinkhole.

People like our friend Linderman here seem to be under the impression that social bookmarking sites are submission services, as opposed to a way to share useful links with others. Useful links are useful links, and don't need "social bookmarking submission services" because they end up on social bookmarking sites entirely on their own. These are the sites that do better, and get more organic traffic, because the people adding the bookmarks are legitimately interested in the content.

On top of that, the people with organic bookmarks get screwed over because they don't get the same levels of traffic they normally would, since people like Lindeman keep pushing good sites down (like Forrest's for example...I know his site is in some del.icio.us accounts as a bookmark.)

The other problem with Lindeman's scam is actually that the price is too cheap to be effective. Let's say 50 people agree to pay Lindeman. Lindeman submits all their sites to his social bookmarking accounts. This means the first sites in his account get buried by the last ones, since they're sorted in reverse chronological order by default.

The same logic, to some extent, applies with tags...if everyone starts submitting to similar, generic tags (as it seems most of the "social bookmarking submission services" do), then it becomes last-come, first-served.

Did you try our services? NO! Wherefrom do you know then , that this is SCAM??? No one is lied. This is what we can to offer and we provide our custumers with quality service. this is nothing but the site submittion. I am not comming here with the slogan: "I have the best solution for you guys.Pay me , pay me. This is the best in link building" NO, i cant say that this is the best technique in SEO , BUT this is what we have and offer. You like it , or not like it. If you dont like it ADAM , just dont post . If someone like to do it , he will not gone to be deceptive. Everybody in the other forum i posted are pleased enough from our service. They know that this is not a latest buzz in link building , but they will get exactly, what they paying for - noting more , nothing less.

By your logic , the directory submittion is scam , link exchange is scam, forum signatures are scam .... but whait .. what we have here:

http://www.webmaster-talk.com/others...e-limited.html

ups , i see .... hmm .. you sell something much more Unvaluable, like forum signature , on much much more high price.Is this organic traffic, man? I see .... you are a businessman.

Well, say whatever you like. If you not gone to order a package , i will ask you to stop interfere in this thread!

Wish you Luck

Linderman

**tripy** · 04:28 PM

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By your logic , the directory submittion is scam , link exchange is scam, forum signatures are scam .... but whait .. what we have here:
http://www.webmaster-talk.com/others...e-limited.html

Lol !!!
Linderman, if you go through the post of that fine man here (I'm talking about Adam) and you read the post about signature link sell, you'll see that this man loves to be ironical.

The signature link sell was a joke.
And yes, many of us here consider directory submissions, forums signature reselling and link exchange being 98% of spam if it's not coming from an organic traffic. Me included.

Truly, this place is NOT digitalpoint, and what works there will have considerably less impact here.
For one reason: There are people here that don't lurk to sell service and make money, but to share experience and good practice through common enlightenment.

Not everyone (dare I say "almost no one"?) here is looking for the top seo that will make him reaches google nbr 1 position in 2 weeks.
[ http://www.webmaster-talk.com/seo-ta...et-me-top.html ]

**vangogh** · 08-13-2007, 11:37 PM

Directory submission and link exchange are garbage. The services are sold to people that don't understand they don't work like advertised.

And you really should read that thread. Adam and my views on forum signatures are exactly the opposite of what you think the title is implying. You shouldn't judge a book by its cover.

**ADAM Web Design** · 08-14-2007, 12:01 AM

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Everybody in the other forum i posted are pleased enough from our service.

Good for Digital Pointless. Let all of them enjoy your "service". Ask them how much they enjoyed it in 3 months when they study their traffic reports and see all the referrals from your 500 accounts.

Oh wait...they won't find them, because there won't be any. Or there may be a trickle of traffic, but certainly not enough to justify what you're charging. And the more you sell, the worse it gets for all involved. Mind you, the Digital Pointless crowd isn't smart enough to figure that out, and probably never will be.

Not only that, you filling up del.icio.us or any other social bookmarking site with piad submissions, something that wasn't the intent of social bookmarking sites, only dilutes the social bookmarking sites and lowers traffic to sites that were organiically added. Sites such as Forrest Croce's and vangogh's suffer because of this crap, and the irony is that the more you guys (and you're not hte only one) sell submission services, the less traffic your customers will get. You're just too short-sighted to realize it and are out for a quick buck.

News Flash: on WMT, scams don't work. We've got too many intelligent members such as vangogh, Chris Hirst, Forrest, Learning Not-Even-Close-to-a-Newbie, LadyNRed, dansgalaxy, st0x, and about 50 more that I've forgotten (fitnfree, you can get on the list someday, but you're still learning.

)

As far as the link you posted goes, pay attentio to what vangogh said: our opinions on link exchange are a 180-degree turnaround from what you think. Suppose you read the post in its entirety and see if you can figure out what we're saying.

I have no problem with you being here or anything like that, but if you're going to post garbage services, well...you're going to hear about it, and from people that you aren't going to be able to argue with.

**fitnfree** · 08-14-2007, 09:10 AM

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Not only that, you filling up del.icio.us or any other social bookmarking site with piad submissions, something that wasn't the intent of social bookmarking sites, only dilutes the social bookmarking sites and lowers traffic to sites that were organiically added.

That's an outstanding point, Adam. I hadn't thought of that aspect, since I'm still a bit clueless on the social networking issue. Oh see...I wouldn't want to be party to anything that will start the decline of something successful/popular. It's one of those things where the few greedy and underhanded can ruin something fun/good for so many more, isn't it.

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(fitnfree, you can get on the list someday, but you're still learning.

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Yes, I sure am, aren't I! Totally understand!!

**ADAM Web Design** · 08-14-2007, 11:08 AM

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It's one of those things where the few greedy and underhanded can ruin something fun/good for so many more, isn't it.

Yyyyyyyyyyep. Very much so.