Then I guess this is a perfect example of how quickly you jump to rash conclusions based on little or no evidence. Legitimate people do use usernames and as a matter of fact so do you "WestTexasLawrence", I thought you said you sure wouldn't visit my site? Let alone register an account.
I merely wanted to contribute by providing a forum for open discussions about this new and exciting technology, if noone has a use for it that's fine too. On Mon, May 9, 2011 at 7:51 AM, Stephen A. Lawrence <sa...@pobox.com> wrote: > Mr. Trout, > > With a one-line ungrammatical email from a pseudonym which just advertises > your site, with no further information, I'd actually tend to conclude that > your site sure is a scam site. Legitimate websites are generally associated > with legitimate people, and to drop one-line spam messages into Vortex. > > I *sure* wouldn't visit "your site" from a Windows box, and probably > wouldn't visit it at all. And I'd suggest to the everyone else on Vortex > that you give that site a wide berth, unless you happen to know for a fact > that it's not going to be toxic to your computer. > > > On 11-05-09 12:49 AM, Drowning Trout wrote: > > What a waste of valuable domain names. Please don't confuse my site e-cat > dot us/ <http://e-cat.us/> as a scam or phishing site. > >
