Says Lou to Sue:
Does Bubblews permit and pay Bubblers to plagiarize content that is beyond the scope of simple word for word copy and pasting plagiarism?

http://plagiarism.org/

Does Bubblews permit and pay Bubblers to provide any links in their profiles that direct to any site, including personal blogs that can earn money, where they have a financial interest?

Does Bubblews permit and pay Bubblers to provide and/or promote their affiliate links to any product?

Does Bubblews permit and pay Bubblers to promote any product or services that they are associated with in the Bubbles that they write?

Does Bubblews permit and pay Bubblers to post images that are without attribution and/or not in accordance with the distribution licenses associated with such images

Does Bubblews permit and pay Bubblers to review products and fail to abide by the FTC Disclosure for Blogging Policies?

http://www.ftc.gov/sites/default/files/attachments/press-releases/ftc-staff-revises-online-advertising-disclosure-guidelines/130312dotcomdisclosures.pdf

Does Bubblews permit and pay Bubblers to provide links to their duplicate content on other sites when such content can potentially earn them money?

Does Bubblews have any mechanisms in place that assure that Bubblers are not conducting Bubblews business under one name while using the Bubblews platform to promote something of benefit to them under a different name?

What does Bubblews define as very limited text in the context of posting with images?

Says Sue to Lou: Screw you Lou!

References:
http://www.bubblews.com/terms
http://www.bubblews.com/account/bank

Originally published on FullofKnowledge on May 20, 2013. Then published on Bubblews on May 20, 2013.

I deleted all my content from FullofKnowledge. However, this piece disappeared when my first Bubblews account vanished without explanation.

Note 1: Updated link to the revised FTC online advertising disclosure guidelines.

Note 2: Think about the fact that this piece was first published on May 20, 2013.  With this updated posting, it is now over one and half years later. Sadly, some of these questions do not have answers. Some of these answers to these questions appear incomplete and/or seemingly came to life when Bubblews reinvented it’s TOS in the latter part of 2014 after much money changed or did not change hands. It makes one wonder, what standards Bubblews has used and continues to use in determining who and who not to pay based upon the enforcement of the evolving TOS.

Note 3: Do you think Bubblews has paid all TOS abiding bubblers or do you believe TOS abiding bubblers exist that have not get paid in full?

Note 4: Do you think Bubblews has not paid all TOS violating bubblers or do you believe TOS violating bubblers exist that have received some monetary compensation from Bubblews?

Note 5: If there has existed TOS abiding bubblers and/or TOS violating bubblers that have not been paid, what do you suppose has happened to any and all of the money that Bubblews derived from the benefit of displaying that content on the Bubblews website.

Note 6: If there has existed TOS violating bubblers that have been paid, how do you think Bubblews financed these incorrect payments and do you think this had any impact on the Bubblews experience for all TOS abiding bubblers?

Gentle readers, let me ask all of you this question. Is Bubblews a scam or legit site?

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