Offerpal

Now Offerpal is seeing their hyper-cushy margins impacted by this scrappy player and what better solution than sue?

The Virtual Currency Fight: Offerpal Sues Kickflip 2009

Over the last year, the use of offer-based payment systems such as Offerpal has skyrocketed, and it†™ s pretty clear today that the industry has not kept up with its explosive growth in terms of properly policing the offers that are being distributed.

Facebook To Increase Enforcement Of Anti-Scam Rules Michael Arrington 2005

Over the last year, the use of offer-based payment systems such as Offerpal has skyrocketed, and it†™ s pretty clear today that the industry has not kept up with its explosive growth in terms of properly policing the offers that are being distributed.

ScamVille: New Offerpal CEO Admits Mistakes, Makes Bold Promises Michael Arrington 2005

Sadly, Anu Shukla’s use of “French” in the video only reinforce the idea of Offerpal being a scam.

Two Companies That Said No To Social Media Scams Michael Arrington 2005

He didn’t mince his words, calling Offerpal ‘the bad guys’.

Last week on TechCrunch: Arrington’s fight, MG’s puns and Lacy’s Chinese Takeaways… Paul Carr 2005

[...] currency companies such as Offerpal and Zong.

Offerpal’s Virtual Money Service Gets $15M In Funding 2009

[...] currency companies such as Offerpal and Zong.

Offerpal’s Virtual Money Service Gets $15M In Funding 2009

Notice what Garrick says, “. .and have entered this industry in the midst of a recent firestorm of controversy” hmm? do new CEO’s just enter an industry within 3 days into a company such as Offerpal because the board realizes THEN (when MA calls them out) that BECAUSE of the current CEO’s comments they are NOT GOING TO BE ETHICAL and lead the company to better standards?

ScamVille: New Offerpal CEO Admits Mistakes, Makes Bold Promises Michael Arrington 2005

And PlentyOfFish founder Markus Frind talks about being pitched by companies like Offerpal and SuperRewards.

Virtual currency scams. « The Paradigm Shift 2009

And PlentyOfFish founder Markus Frind talks about being pitched by companies like Offerpal and SuperRewards.

Virtual currency scams. « The Paradigm Shift 2009