Web Spam!
DON'T LET THEM STEAL YOUR THUNDER!!!
If you look at the links, you will likely find the now ubiquitous
"
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and/or html code linking to 
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If you find Web Leeches stealing your precious name recognition:
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Web Leeches are the Scum-Sucking
Maggots
of the Internet Underworld!
Most recent leech: "Search Engine for Domain Offers" = Frauds...
sedo.com
Likely a smaller business than portrayed, with a basic database program for scanning the World Wide Web (harvesting domain names rather than emails for spam).
Major claim: "Search over 7 million domains for sale" - a one month old jobsite listing claims six million - a tremendous rate of growth...
Very likely a fraudulent claim; how many of these domain names were simply harvested from the Web by a database program and offered for sale without the knowledge, intention or approval of the actual owner?
1) Listing volumes of other people's domain names which draws search engine traffic from individuals looking for specific businesses - finding your domain name on their website.
2) Falsely claiming domain names as "available for sale" when they are not. Fraudulently accepting bids/orders AS IF THEY HAVE A PRE-EXISTING BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP with domain name owners. WHO DO THEY THINK THEY ARE..?
3) "SedoPro" publishing volumes of gibberish domain names supposedly
for "parking" for future use, though likely never to be auctioned, sold or published
to; a huge platform for otherwise valueless pages of syndicated click advertising paid
by 
. It
is not old computer equipment that makes up "ewaste." It is the litterally billions of
websites and web pages that dilute our brands and search engine recognition by using our key
words and even our specific domain names and business names to draw search engine traffic
to Web Leech entities for absolutely no other purpose than earning pennies per click for mystery
businesses worldwide, and of course $billions for Ad Click King 
.
(Brands include: GMX, WEB.de, 1&1, AdLINK)
eKarma: There
is a great deal of satisfaction derived from posting *** Every click helps raise awareness of this fraudulent Internet practice!
Call the domain name "auction" company!!! DEMAND that they immediately remove the unauthorized offers of your domain names from their pages. Or better yet, sue them and take some of their Web Leech profits. |