Who We Are - Not The Web Police - Page 3

globalmantra · #51 03-25-07, 07:00 PM

Hi Scrub,

Now that the "whining" accusations are properly put to rest, please let me briefly explain that our company's site that you have mentioned in this very thread is one of our biggest sellers.
This site sells music that I myself produced as a musician.
Let's not get this product confused with your own practices of what you call "scam business." LOL

A quick clarification: The FTC frowns upon ebooks with "Master resell rights," in other words, ebooks that encourage the buyers to resell the product. These are though much different then total Ponzis which inevitably fail to compensate the end user of the pyramid because of limited population.

Advertising laws which mostly fall under the "deceptive practices" department of the FTC, and "Ponzi" schemes are two different issues for your information.
It is safe to say that an ebook that contains 150 pages of instructing "how to train your dog" or "cook ethiopian food" with advertising copy that follows legal guidelines, will not fall into the generalized explanation you have again recklessly suggested.

The FTC also frowns upon Google advertisers such as yourself who impersonate government authority in an attempt to make money from "Get rich quick" adsense ads. Look at your meta tags, they include the following words: "work at home" and "MLM." (For those reading that do not understand the term, it stands for "Multi-Level-Matrix.") This is in no way a coincidence, people who search for "work at home" are only searching with that term because they want to "work at home." You know that. Simply put, you cannot claim to protect while advertising the very same websites you are discrediting. The site visitors do not search with terms such as "work at home" to investigate scams. In fact, just by looking at your keywords of choice in your meta tags, my 5th grade son could tell you meddle in matrix, only disguised as a protector. These poor bastards then visit your site, click on the ad and purchase the ponzi scheme putting a Google commission in your pocket paid for by the advertiser. I would take care of that if I were you for the government and class action attorneys aren't stupid.

On another note, I have noticed at least 10 different violations of the Google Adsense program on your site as well. Just a heads up!

Scrub, I sincerely hope that you take my attorney's advice when it comes in the mail. Admitting you made a mistake would suit you well right about now. We can then move on from there.

You folks have grown on me and It would be a pleasure to continue stimulating discussion and debate here at SFA.

Scrub · #52 03-25-07, 08:01 PM

biguniversity1,
If making money is a CRIME, we plead guilty. Many organization importantly the tech industry i.e. www.mircosoft.com www.google.com www.amazon.com www.yahoo.com www.ebay.com and a host of other companies did not started out with the intention of making money. They created a product found out that it was profitable and went from there.

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ScamFraudAlert.com began with one sole mission and this mission still drives us. To help the innocent online. To provide common knowledge to those who do not know the inner workings of the internet. To put a face on those who sit behind computers with the sole purpose of committing crimes.

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As far as google adsense is concern, it's like reporting scams. You filtered out one, another shows up instantly. This is a never ending task.

We did not go out searching for your firm or business. A member brought this to our attention and we dugg deaper and your site or business showed that there was a linked. All we have done is to point out the linkage. As I mentioned earlier, all traces of these links get removed or erased once discovered and we are later contacted with these disputes. What do you want us to do, not tell the public at that time there existed a linkage.

The internet is a powerful medium. As powerful as it is so is the danger. Individuals can concealed their identity and never get discovered. Others may try to concealed their identity and do get discover. www.Easychairmillionaire.com was being marketed along with other sites on your server. Which is where we are. Who's fault is this? Mine or yours?

Scrub · #53 03-25-07, 09:53 PM

Big University here Inbox

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JAMIE from Beats365 to admin
show details 7:25 pm (23 minutes ago)

Hello Scrub,

This is BigUniversity1 from the "easyChair thread."

I tried my best to explain to you that we were not associated with the subject of the thread, this EasyChair site.

The only people who promote our sites are Clickbank affiliates.
As you may already know, vendors who have paid Clickbank to "feature" their products on the marketplace (such as myself) do not have any ways of
contacting Clickbank affiliates. I myself have never promoted easychair, as well as hardly even promoting any of my own sites, so it is more then probable that it was one of Clickbank's 100,000 affiliates that promotes "easychair" and "Bestbeats" that you were after.

We take it seriously when a broadcasting company connects us with a website we have never heard of. On top of that, if we are not doing anything wrong, you cannot say things about our business that are not true.

We will defend ourselves just like any other business. I do not wish you harm, It is a simple warning. As I said on the thread, It's good meeting a fellow
advertiser such as yourself.

If you can please take down our information that would be great! If not, our attorney will get busy.

Hey on another note, your site is not working at all, I would have replied on there.

Thanks,

Jamie

Scrub · #54 03-25-07, 09:55 PM

ScamFraudAlert to JAMIE
show details 7:29 pm (18 minutes ago)

Jamie,

I can remove bestbeatsonline but will not removed the e-books that we uncovered. It that satisfactory to you or not?

Scrub

Scrub · #55 03-25-07, 09:57 PM

from Beats365 to me
show details 7:39 pm (8 minutes ago)

Hello Scrub

That sounds like a start, I am not sure what "ebooks that we discovered means" but our whois information needs to down asap.

You also didnt click on the "Join now" buttons on poisoning lawsuit. You would have seen it is not for sale! We use it as a graphic design template! Moral of
the story should be, just because a site is on my server (Even for sale) does not mean it is in connection with something you "Uncover."

We need you to take down everything, our sites have nothing to do with these serious scams on your site. You've done enough damage.

Thanks for your response,

Jamie

Scrub · #56 03-25-07, 10:57 PM

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WhoIs Lookup performed by Karen's WhoIs
http://www.karenware.com/

Domain Name: WWW.EASYCHAIRMILLIONAIRE.COM
Registrar: ENOM, INC.
Whois Server: whois.enom.com
Referral URL: http://www.enom.com
Name Server: NS1.SERVAGE.NET
Name Server: NS2.SERVAGE.NET
Name Server: NS3.SERVAGE.NET
Name Server: NS4.SERVAGE.NET
Status: clientTransferProhibited
Status: clientDeleteProhibited
Updated Date: 03-dec-2006
Creation Date: 14-may-2006
Expiration Date: 14-may-2008

Last update of whois database: Sun, 25 Mar 2007 20:20:20 UTC

Domain name: www.easychairmillionaire.com
Registrant Contact:
Whois Privacy Protection Service, Inc.
Whois Agent hqfqdgsgw@whoisprivacyprotect.com
+1.4252740657
Fax: +1.425-696-0234
PMB 368, 14150 NE 20th St - F1
C/O easychairmillionaire.com
Bellevue, WA 98007
US

Administrative Contact:
Whois Privacy Protection Service, Inc.
Whois Agent hqfqdgsgw@whoisprivacyprotect.com
+1.425-274-0657
Fax: +1.425-696-0234
PMB 368, 14150 NE 20th St - F1
C/O easychairmillionaire.com
Bellevue, WA 98007
US

Technical Contact:
Whois Privacy Protection Service, Inc.
Whois Agent hqfqdgsgw@whoisprivacyprotect.com
+1.425-274-0657
Fax: +1.4256960234
PMB 368, 14150 NE 20th St - F1
C/O easychairmillionaire.com
Bellevue, WA 98007
US

Status: Locked

Name Servers:
ns1.servage.net
ns2.servage.net
ns3.servage.net
ns4.servage.net

Creation date: 14 May 2006 21:49:25
Expiration date: 14 May 2008 21:49:25

ideceive · #57 03-26-07, 05:50 AM

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