Review of BlogRush: A Terrible Company that Took Advantage of a Lot of People

When BlogRush first opened, they accepted many people's blogs and asked them to promote the BlogRush Service. I submitted my blog. They accepted my blog. I never cheated their system and I also promoted their service. And how does Blogrush repay a loyal member who promoted them? By asking them to remove their code and by making their blogs inactive.

Here is most of the e-mail they sent:

We regret to inform you that your BlogRush Account has been made INACTIVE because your blog did not pass our Quality Review criteria. You will find instructions below for making your account active again.

You will notice that the widget no longer loads on your pages -- please remove the BlogRush code from your blog for now.

We determined that your blog did not meet our strict quality guidelines. Please do not take this personally but realize that we must abide by a very strict set of quality guidelines. (They are listed below.)

If you feel you have made the necessary changes to your blog(s) to meet our guidelines, you can resubmit your blog(s) for review after this date:
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Wednesday, November 21, 2007

When you login to your account after this date you will notice a similar "inactive" notification message but you will find a "RESUBMIT" button (on that page) that you can use to resubmit your blog for review.

*OR* you can submit a different blog (right now) by following the appropriate link on that same page. (That you will see when you login.)

Your account will not earn syndication credits while it is INACTIVE. However, our system will continue to track the growth of your referral network so you won't lose any referrals while your account is inactive. As soon as your account is ACTIVE again you will begin to earn credits on any activity from your own traffic AND from the activity of your referral network.

Below is a complete list of our quality guidelines...

BlogRush Quality Guidelines: