I am sure hundreds of bloggers each month will google up new paid blogging sites to make their income grow. Sometimes if we’re lucky, we get the really good ones and sometimes if our luck hits rock bottom, we got the bad eggs.

I’m talking about Bloggerwave.com. I hate to give bad reviews but my patience has come to an end. A few weeks back I was emailed by them to notify they have upgraded their site and surprisingly I didn’t even remembered of ever signing up with them. But knowing me, I always forget those which I never frequent.

So I went to see the new changes. It looks different (at this point I still can’t ever remember signing up with them) and the site looks very simple. I like simple things. So I logged in with my same ID and new password and tried to add my blog into their system.

First try was nil. I got directed to a blank page the moment I hit the submit button. The second try was the same. The third made me double back to their FAQ and read it up throughly in case I missed anything. Nope. My common sense still works.

The 7th time made me give up and search for their contact email. I got their Contact Us page which was fine with me to shoot out a complain letter regarding the technical difficulties. I always do my part to notify the correct departments should there be a breakdown somewhere. I’m in that line too so I seriously appreciate all those ‘little howlers’ sent to us.

After 3 days, no reply from them. So today I went back in to check if I will still face the same problem. This will be a week or so since that last entry.  I really hate filling up forms especially the Describe Your Blog part, I really hate it.

But I did fill up those form and hit the button.

BLANK.

Empty Abyss.

Is this what the previous bloggers of Bloggerwave.com faces before me? Good heavens! A week my dear Bloggerwave.com, is more than enough to go gallavanting with the debug programs and get yourself static charged with the CPU. Enough to even create a virus! But its certainly not enough to make the Techies of Bloggerwave.com rectify a simple problem.

Not even a decent email!

Bloggerwave.com needs a reboot and a kickstart to all their technical staffs, preferably their bum. Very bad way of pulling in both Advertisers and Bloggers.