How to Remove Ehow.com Articles From Google Search Engines & Ehow.com

Thank you all for commenting. As writers, it is good to share our experiences with the various companies that employee freelance writers. eHow.com, or Demand Studios, has received some seriously bad press as of late due to ongoing issues.

I have chosen to no longer write for or be affiliated in any way with eHow, Demand Studios, in the future. I consider it a lesson learned and have moved on to greener pastures—like Bukisa! Be sure to check out my home page and look for a link to join Bukisa if you are interested.

I had 234 articles on eHow. One night after I learned about this I went in to my account but when they caught me doing it they deleted 221 articles right before my eyes, and froze my account on the remaining 13 articles. I have request them to remove my account but they have not. Now the strange thing is that as soon as I posted a comment on anyone’s article it was immediately erased. Messages I was sending out were erased, they erased anything that was informative. Now they own my articles and I see them being show by eHow writers. I e mailed them and told them I was going to sue, but now all I want is to disconnect my account away from eHow. I did not think that in American we would ever have a Hitler Regime, but we do.

Thanks for the information I will do that immediately!

Well I am so totally frustrated with eHow.  I can’t believe I have put so much time and effort into this site for so long.  That is the “BUGGIEST” site on the web.  Always broke down.  I will slowly but surely remove my articles and resubmit.  They are great articles,,,,,I don’t write just to get numbers, points or money.  I feel my articles have quality and can be of good use to many.  Thanks for the heads up.  Heading to Bukisa now.

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Hello, I am know as THE PREACHER and I am educating people to all of eHOWs dirty games.  Let’s talk a bit about those famous eHOW sweeps, shall we. Ever wonder what is really behind the madness? Yes, some are articles that are out of eHOW’s guidelines. Yes, some are poorly written. But many of these that get deleted are top earning articles. That’s correct, they are top earning articles, that have been in place for several years in many cases, only to overnight no longer fall within eHOW’s guidelines. How to hell can that be? What is really going on here?
Glad you asked. There is gold in your deleted articles, pure gold – for eHOW. I know, how can there be gold for eHOW in deleted articles. First let’s look at just what your high earning articles have accomplished. They have matured and rank high on the search engines. They have developed a following, in as far as online articles can develop a following. They have built up comments and views. And then eHOW comes riding in on its white horse and deletes em. All that hard work and effort is gone, right?
Don’t bet the family farm on it. EHOW wins on several fronts, and here is the secret to their dirty little game of deleting high earning articles. First, even though your articles get deleted, they are not totally gone, something very important remains behind and in eHOWs control – your URL’s. And therein is the gold, because eHOW takes your articles URL’s and redirects them to pages full of links to DS (DEMAND STUDIOS) so all your hard work and effort are now going to serve eHOW’s cause, promoting their DS articles.
These redirects are eHOW’s free bread and butter. The DS articles are already paid for, so all traffic they redirected to those articles is extra money in eHOWs pocket. An added bonus, they are now making money off the DS article ads and not paying for your articles any longer. It’s win win all the way around. Another bonus, all your deleted articles comments. EHOW uses the strength of those comments to help drive the DS articles even higher in the search engines rankings.
This is why eHOW is never clear as to why your articles get deleted. In many cases, there is no reason they can clearly state and point to. Oh yeah, we deleted your top earning articles so we can make a pile of money off of them – nope, don’t expect them to answer truthfully on this one. But now you know, redirects of deleted articles spells gold for eHOW.

Here are the facts. EHOW is one of the buggyest sites you will ever write on. The publisher wizard they use is constantly breaking down, eating up half you articles steps, or freezing your articles in limbo so you can’t get at them and no one can read them.

Communication sucks. Day in and day out writers are asking the same questions and getting no answers. And when eHOW does respond, it is usually a warning threatening action against you and your account. No PR skills what so ever.

But as others have already stated on here, the UK site, eHOWs secret brain child, has split the community of writers right in half and has everyone going at one anothers necks. Secret, yes, their secret UK site. They secretly mirrored all U.S. writers articles onto both sites, without any of the writers permission to do so. they then made money off those articles, thousands upon thousands of articles, and told no one. When someone stumbled upon their secret site, it all came to a head.

EHOW insisted their UK site had caused no one any harm, and for a lenghty time, refused to answer any of the writers questions. Many writers took down their articles, many left the site. Others threatened to leave, and finally ehow agreed to remove all articles of U.S. writers from the UK site. In the meantime, many U.S. writers found their once thriving articles had stopped earning. That’s right, eHOW, by mirroring the usa site over to the UK site, had messed up the url’s, so many LOST A LOT of money during this time. Ehow then insisted all U.S. writers articles were no longer on the UK site, and that the profiles would be removed.

As it turned out, many articles were removed, but many more were not. Not only that, but all newly written articles here in the USA were still being cloned in the UK site. So where are we today? Well, the articles are finally removed, but ehOW still refuses to compensate U.S. writers for all the actually money they lost while their articles stopped earning. EHOW instead came up with what they called a generous compensation, not for money lost from all this, but for what they deemed the value of each writers articles were during the months the entire UK thing unfolded.

Say what? So many writers generous compensation came to under $10, many more recieved under $!. But how could that possibly be? We are talking about writers who had hundreda of articles and who lost hundreds of dollars? Easy to explain, the valus of the U.S. writers articles were not worth spit during that time, because eHOW killed their article links when they mirrored the two sites together. They continue to refuse to compensate U.S. writers for all that lost income, even though eHOE profitted from those articles. Remember, U.S. writers were paid nothing for their articles while they were on the UK site, but eHOW had ads on those articles and pocketed all the earnings.

The latest news is that outraged writers are demanding that their UK profiles, placed their from the U.S site without the writers permission, be removed. EHOW has said NO. U.S. writers are also demanding the right to edit those profiles, which contain their personal informat. Again, eHOW today has said NO. I would strongly recommend that no one sign up at that site.

And yes, I realize many will question what I have said here, so I will let you judge the edivence for yourselves. Go to eHOW right now, click onto community, and then forums. Now click onto the EHOW SITE NEWS forum, and then onto the UPDATE ON EHOW UK SITE AND U.S. MEMBER ARTICLES. It is all right there within hundreds of posts, and you do not have to be a member of the site to go in and read the remarks left by members. The further you read, the uglier it gets. Many of the most vocal and outspoken posts have been deleted by eHOW, but there is still plenty there to read. http://www.ehow.com/forums.aspx?plckForumPage=Foru

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