This 'business' Spams and advertises a "breakthrough technology" in Internet advertising that is "only being released to the public this month".
Yeah, right! Uh, wonder what this new technology happens to be... Duh...
You've seen this before - websites advertising miraculous cures for all sorts of business and personal ills but, curiously, the 'businesses' have no phone number, address or business license in any state. But there are those who are gong to fall for this hook, line and sinker and pony up the 49.99 for "unlimited hits" to their websites.
This is so obviously a scam, it's difficult to believe anyone with an IQ above a squash would actually fall for it, but we know the old P.T. Barnum maxim is true; there is, indeed, one born every minute...
Again, never respond to Spam Email; never click a link in a Spam Email; check any 'business' you plan to carpet-bomb with cash on Google and other search engines before throwing away your money; never but anything on the web; never put in a CC number on the web. Re-read this paragraph every day...
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