WordpressDirect sure likes to thank me a lot

I don't really care about whatever "controversy" surrounds WordPressDirect as far as people calling it a "spamming" tool.  I'm on the side that how a tool like Wordpressdirect is used is not dependent on the tool, but instead is dependent on the user of the tool.

It kind of reminds me of a guy named Haden McCabe (not sure if that was his real name) and a membership site called RevenueInsider which ultimately closed – but TRIED to do in a natural way nearly 4 years ago what alot of the new 'revolutionary' tools are doing today. Wonder whatever happened to that guy.

In fact I bought the domains onlinebusinessautomation.com, articlespinners.com, naturallanguagegenerators.com, and naturallanguagegeneration.com recently because I suppose I have an unhealthy obession (in kind of a hobbyist sort of way) as to whether or not of automation  can be developed in such a way that it emulates how humans would build out websites, articles etc

Theoretically, even a tool like Howie's BookmarkGeneration program which autocreates thousands of social bookmarking accounts could be used as a "service" for clients who don't want to take time to set up their own social bookmarking accounts – although I'd have to read the terms of service to see if automated account creation is allowed. But you get the idea.

Anyhow – back to the point of the post. Thanks for reading this far.

What was a bit more bizarre to me was how many times WordpressDirect "Thanked me"…it kind of reminded me of a friend of mine with somewhat low self-esteem who used to constantly "thank me" for being his friend.

Here's the sequence of "Thank You's" I got from WordpressDirect:

November 21 – password recovery Thank You
November 23 – Paul, thanks for being a member!
November 25 – Thanks again for being a member (a gift inside)
November 27 – The un-expected uproar (and another thank-you gift)

I don't know, when someone starts to thank me that much I start to get a bit uneasy.

I'm not saying there's anything wrong with WordPressDirect, I just think it's worth pointing out that sometimes you can OVERDO customer appreciation just a bit.

Thank you for reading this. Really. Thank you. I mean it. Thanks a lot!