Do you trust a website written in broken English

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    Recently I've noticed quite a few sites (mostly weight loss related) written in broken English.

    What do you think about sites that are written like that? Do you trust the advice they give? or do you just dismiss them and move on.
     
    mclintst, Sep 28, 2009 IP
  2. Maggie2009

    Maggie2009 Peon

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    I haven't run into any sites with broken English yet, but if I do I would definitely move on.
     
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  3. mrandrei

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    I would never ever trust a website that has broken English, especially if it offers writing services. It indicates that their writers are not competent at all.
     
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  4. sawz

    sawz Prominent Member

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    #4
    as soon as i see poorly written English, i'm outa there.
     
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    i trust their website, broken english is not an reason as long as their products selling are effective.

    what would you like an website with broken english but their products effective for people? or
    a website that have perfect english but their products that they are offering are BS, cmon guys, there are many website like this
     
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  6. Luc

    Luc Active Member

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    If it's just an information site, it would be OK I guess. Might be just a blogger doing his best.

    If it's a company site, it would mean that the company is not professional, I'd not buy from them.
     
    Luc, Sep 29, 2009 IP
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    #7
    To be honest, I probably would feel a little iffy about the whole thing.
     
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    #8
    Haha .... good run away, most china product site in broken english ...
    Broken english site selling 1 dollar product and proper/formal english will sell the same item for 20, choice on u ...
     
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  9. nowimhere

    nowimhere Active Member

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    I trust that they are not an english native
     
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    Totally not. Especially if the topic relies heavily on English related stuff.
     
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    #11
    yes, I do, I'm interested in the info that site give, not proper grammar that site have
     
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    #12
    The most important is the content itself, not the grammar. I still read on it as long as i can understand the content.
     
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    #13
    If it looked like that site was trying to sell me something or if it just looked like an affiliate site along with the broken English then I would definitely not stuck around.
     
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    #14
    I never trust such websites
     
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    #15
    Not really. i think no one would.

     
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    #16
    No, i won't trust because the owner of website doesn't respect his readers :)
     
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    #17
    99% of all weight loss websites are BS regardless of the quality of language.
     
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    #18
    No. When I see broken English, I assume scam or spam.
     
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    #19
    I think sites like these are targeting oraganic traffic and they are created for sea, that means they need unique content, they made it, but not really properly, who agree with me? :]
     
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    Yeah! I would consider that site as unprofessional with their work :)
     
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