PayperPost: We are Unable to Approve your Blog

I signed up to PayperPost last July 5, 2008. I received emails from Costumer Love tha they were unable to approve my blog... sooo sad.... Below are the reasons:

1. July 6, 2008 - "Unfortunately, at this time we cannot approve your blog into the Marketplace because it is hosted at wordpress.com. Wordpress.com's Terms of Service do not allow paid posts on their hosted blogs. For this reason, we cannot approve the blog because at anytime wordpress.com can suspend or delete your account (if doing paid posts) and this will decrease our advertiser's campaign results. Please feel free to join a different blog hosting community, and resubmit your blog. If you have any questions please contact us at any time. Thanks!"
2. July 12, 2008 - "Unfortunately, blogs must be at least 30 days old in order to participate, as per our terms of service. Blog age is counted from the blog's first post. Also, a blog must have at least 10 pre-existing original quality posts (at least 3-5 sentences) in the last 30 days prior to using our service. Please refer to our Terms at http://payperpost.com/company/tos.html section 3. Please re-submit when the requirements are met. In the meantime, feel free to use PPP Direct and Affiliate tools while you work on meeting the requirements of our Marketplace!"
3. October 6, 2008 - "Unfortunately, we are unable to accept your entry because your blog is not being indexed by search engines. There may be a setting somewhere that you need to change with your host. If not, below are web sites our users have used to help them in the process. http://blogsearch.google.com/pin or http://www.google.com/addurl/After trying this, periodically go to Google and type "site:" Once your site appears in the search results, please re-submit your blog for review.
4. October 10, 2008 -YOUR BLOG HAVE BEEN APPROVED. YEHEEY! - This is a notification letting you know that your PayPerPost blog, Aloha Gems, has been approved and is now available.You can now take opportunities and write about them on your blog.

Lesson:

Just keep trying. Experience is the best teacher. If you have questions or comments, I'l be glad to answer or other concerned bloggers will help us figure out the simpliest way.