I really want you all to listen up because my goal is to help merchants improve their ecommerce business not to defame a company. I currently work with over 3000 merchants and even after all that hacker safe personally did to me I was going to partner with them because I felt they had the best product on the market to protect you and increase your conversion and I refuse to compromise when it comes to my customers.

First, “not to defame a company”? Then why do you have three entries full of defamatory content?

I suspect your opinion of Hacker Safe changed when they refused to partner with you. Just a hunch.

Cresta asks:

How is that good business practices? in reference to the link in the McAfee seal taking users to a page with a link to the McAfee shopping portal (which is no longer the case, by the way. It looks like customers expressed their concerns and McAfee listened. Those sneaky bastards, listening to their customers.)

A better question is how you, Cresta, would recognize good business practices if they walked up and bit you on your ass? Your smear campaign certainly doesn’t fall into the category of good business practices. Neither do your guerrilla (note the spelling, dear) tactics of sifting through your co-workers’ sales leads and stealing the ones that looked promising. No cold calls for Cresta. You would say anything to get a sale, and damn the consequences. Every day one of your former co-workers has to clean up a mess that you made. They get the (justifiably) angry customer while you’ve already pocketed the money. Were you that desperate for breast implants? Or did the company credit card pay for that, too?

Cresta writes:

So in light of the above, I am now officially recommending that any ecommerce merchant interested in protecting their site and displaying a trust badge should use Control Scan. Whew, I said it!

You say a lot of things, of which only a small percentage are honest. Your stated intentions are about as real as your new bra size.

That you’d define it as such should come as no surprise, but still….

Since Cresta will not allow alternative (read: factual) information on her blog, that information will be supplied here. Here are the first few corrections:

Cresta was never “in charge” of Business Development.

Her passion is for her commission. Nothing else.

Using the company credit card to fund (among other things) a vacation in Paris for yourself and your boyfriend is not usually referred to as being “hard at work”. Unless you’re in a very different kind of sales.  By the way, how’s your husband?

This is the tip of the iceberg. More corrections and clarifications will be posted in the following days.

Cresta, you should really listen up. You now have company on the high road.