James B., are you claiming to be an H.R. representative of Guangzhou Worlda?

1. We are trying to tell the truth so companies like Worlda don't take advantage of foreign teachers and give them a bad impression of China. Companies that operate like Worlda should be ashamed of how they represent their company and the Chinese people. By trying to make sure that teachers only deal with legitimate companies, we are thereby doing a service to China and the teaching industry in general. That is the opposite of the "hate" you describe. Also, for future reference, "complainting" and "exeled" are not words. Everyone here is well aware of Worlda's former "English teachers" that can't write a coherent sentence in the language posting positive reviews. If you really want to learn from anything for this forum, know that it comes off as rather silly.

2. I'm not sure what you are getting at here. I'm not sure how you are trying to link writing a blog with getting a work permit approved in China, especially with Guangzhou Worlda. The company is the only party I am aware of conducting illegal business. Assuming you are a representative of the company, you should be much more focused on cleaning up the company. The anti-corruption push is rippling out from Beijing and eventually companies that are doing underhanded business will be held accountable. There are many opportunities in China (it does have the world's largest population after all) but it is certainly not the only place teachers can find gainful employment.

3. Whenever a problem occurs, Worlda claims the problem is because of miscommunication between cultures. There is plenty of evidence that this is far from the case. They have enough experience with foreign teachers to know what is unacceptable and considered deceptive. However, they keep repeating the same behavior. If you really want to legitimize the company, making threats is not a good way to start. I'm sure many of the teachers on this board would be willing to offer simple suggestions on what a company needs to do to not be considered scam artists.

Cheers to those conducting legal and legitimate business across the globe!!!

-S. Knight