Am I wrong, inexperienced, or both?

[LVJack24]

Yesterday on Maxbounty, I find a killer paying simple Email submit offer. Sure enough, it was an offer that was by "request only". I filled out the form and I KNOW, I left no stone unturned. On paper, there is no way I shouldn't have been declined. Of course I was. "You need a historh" with us. So, I softly challenged.
THIS MORNING, I come across another diamond in the rough. A beauty. Figuring it was another one of those, I was very excited that it wasn't. I got my link and launched a huge promotion. Prepping for my second stage of promoting it, I just happened to double check the link. No good. Go back to MaxBounty website to find it NOW is a "request only" offer.

I know I am a small fish, but this is actually the 3rd time a similar incident took place.
Is this common among networks? Shouldn't I be pissed?

Well I filled out the form explaining that I already got my link, spent all morning promoting it requesting I get immediate access. (lol)
Any insight on this craziness?

 

[K]

Problem is sometimes merchants and advertisers set quota - so they will say only users doing x amount a day can run the offer. It sucks but theres always an alternative - what offer was it ill find you one?

Once i was running a dating offer and doing nice numbers for my volume anyway - the next day the network took the offer from me because the advertiser was looking for a certain user.....crazy but it happens!

 

[Ered Mithrin]

I've never experienced that (but that might be just because I've been active only the last month). Nevertheless it's good to check the status of the offers you're promoting regularly.