Scam sites becominggood friends. Just help them!

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I wondered how to start this post. I want to tell you of an experience I just had. Many people love to call a site a scam at the first problem. I have seen posts here stating that mylot is a scam site. Yesterday I had a wonderful experience with a site where I had been having problems for a long time. I couldn´t log in,but I could contact them as they still sent me mails explaining they were fixing up things. So I did. I wrote to them. And after a couple of letters (I wrote, they answered; I sent my user name, they checked) I not only got my account back, but they upgraded me for a while for trusting them. Im talking about stockbux. Those of you who have stopped clicking it is the time to do as I did. The site is legit. I want to quote on of the letters I got: "Thanks for letting me know. And I have not been told by that many people that they are having these kind of problems. If they tell me that they are having the problems I will fix it as you already know. So the way I see it if they are not telling me about a problem I can not fix it for them. Anyway I would be grateful to you if you could help me to get the word out that they have to talk to me and tell me about a problem before I can fix the problem for them. I would be really grateful if you can do that for me please. Anyway I will also be putting up the Live Support as well again in about 48 hours or much less as well." I hope this post is not deleted. I haven´t posted it to get things for me, but to help other mylotters. Do you think that saying that a site is a scam before you try to fix your problems provokes an stampede that helps turn the site into a scam? I think that occurs. Just think of what would happen if you yelled "fire" while watching a movie at a cinema! What are your thoughts about this? Share!