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violation solicitation?
I just received an e-mail about a violation, stating soliciitation.
I don't get it ! I simply answered a question to the best of my knowledge -relating to surgery I had and what I was told prior.
Any one else have such a "strange" thing ever happen ? I'm insulted !
3 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Without knowing the wording you used we can't tell you.
You should appeal anyway.
Appeals.
Appeal at this link here, it will cost you 10 points I believe.
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/answers/first_app...
Second appeal.
- Barkley HoundLv 71 decade ago
We would have to see the exact wording. Solicitation is usually with a question and not an answer. It is telling someone to do something in a question such as edit my picture, go to my web site, send me an invite, etc. In an answer I can't imagine what would be a violation except for an advertisement.
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- woodyLv 71 decade ago
it is unfortunate and sometimes seemingly random and certainly incorrect. you can dispute but rarely will the initial violation change. just treat it as a learning experience.
