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I can only speak from my own experience; but no, it's only slightly harder to read mis-punctuated English than "proper" English. Similarly with minor grammar errors, up to a point of course. I think that a lot of people see bad English and just refuse to bother reading it (which is understandable, really).
Also, this may or may not be applicable, but a lot of people will complain about bad grammar by facetiously pretending that they can't understand it: "What does 'runned' mean? Is that English? I've never seen that word before!" even though it's perfectly obvious what it means.
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