Spins Tracking System. National Radio Promotions, Larry Weir, New Music Weekly.
This is a bogus radio promotion scam that is very intricate and sophisticated.
These people charge tens of thousands of dollars to promote radio play in the US.
They then put out weekly radio station charts (Spins Tracking System)
These radio stations are reffered to as "reporting stations". If you pay for this service your name will appear in charts with some of the biggest names in the music industry.
You will find it odd that although you are being played 600 time a week accros 18 to 20 states you will not sell a single record, get a single hit on your website, no one will have heard of your song but if you keep paying your name will rise up the spins tracking system chart along with artisits who are selling millions of CDs.
They send you a magazine published weekly that looks very professional and real.
You name will appear in multiple charts. It looks very much like you are making incredible progress.
In the end they took me for well over $30,000 and I found I was far from alone.
The radio stations may or may not even exsist, some are am stations with religous formats or formats like QVC and don't even play music.
If you look deeper you will find that the same people own all of the companies.
New Music Weekly, Lary Weir, National Record Promotions, The Spins Tracking System and there are several others.
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