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> As soon as they were found out they took the list of sites down. But one > webmaster, as seen in the first post on this page here: > > http://www.getpaidforum.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=79553&st=60 > http://www.freeandeasyonline.com/test/ I saw that in your last post liked from getpaidforum.com > Managed to get a copy of the sites there. There are many of the sites > there, including people's own homepages which just list PTR sites. They > have even listed places like Yahoo.com and Google.com. It is hard to prove the source. In my opinion a list as generic as this is not libelous in any way nor trully harmfull to anyone especially since it is lacking in details. >I even see AOL > within their list. Now it might not be against the law, but what they are > particularly doing is defamation to sites which they have never even > bothered to look at in their lives. There is a lot of stuff floating around right now regarding perfect 10 going after celbrity fake sites. They are probably going to take google and others to court in an attempt to steal money from them for accepting advertisement money of a certain nature since it is a well known fact that the actually purpetrators are either poor, or offshore, or both and not worth the time. This AOL listing falls into the same category. I do not know if this site (pyramisposse.com) has had any effect on anyone at all, has actually brought a case against anyone or has even made a blip in the waters of the web although by you posting this sure helps their popularity and i think that in their own way those who may be afraid of them the most are actually the ones shooting themselves in the foot by promoting them as you are so plainly doing here whether you actually intend that or not. I do not see how your post benefits this list, but If I am mistaken and anyone here feels the benefit of it then please speak up. > > They even have egold.com listed there, note it isnt e-gold.com. egold.com > is a different site all together. egold.com (not e-gold.com) is owned by a guy that has proven his value to the world to be little as far as I am concerned so him being on that list comes as no suprise. > I think this site should be looked into because they have obviously got a > grudge not just against the GPT industry, but the industy of online money > making as a whole. I am not the Police. Not the FBI. Not the CIA. Not the NSA not anything even remotely similar to any such organization, yet everyone in the world thinks I should act as if I am such an organization including the organizations themselves as proven by the laws the keep creating. For you to ask me to watch or "look into" a site for you is a complete and utter joke. This site takes a stand on grey market sites and you fear your business continuity enough to actually post about this and promote them to however many thousands of people? If the site was breaking the law we would shut them down as per our terms of service agreement and AUP. I do not see how this site is breaking any law and you need to: A. write us privately before we would take this issue seriously B. Show evidence Now are you not the guy who writes all the scam alerts? Remember Privascam? Now you seem to be worried about some site who may find you to be a scam. Interesting indeed. Please post your URL's for me to review if you would be so kind. Thank you Gordon www.katzglobal.com Anonymous Hosting(tm) Solutions --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-list as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Use e-gold's Secure Randomized Keyboard (SRK) when accessing your e-gold account(s) via the web and shopping cart interfaces to help thwart keystroke loggers and common viruses.
