Misleading email-con about domain search engine submission
Updated: 2013-01-24 15:33:00
, : Shaun Mccran My digital playground about All about me portfolio Some of my work hire me For freelance work ask me A question on formspring contact Send me an email Hide Menu 24 J A N 2013 Misleading email-con about domain search engine submission Posted By Shaun McCran Related Categories : SEO Methodologies Web technologies One of my domains was coming up for renewal recently , it was already renewed , I'd taken care of it , done deal . I'm guessing that this rather opportunistic company was monitoring domain renewals and spotted an opportunity . Then I got a rather bizarre looking email . It looked a lot like an invoice , and was sneakily designed and worded to look like a domain related issue . It uses lots of semi scare mongering terminology and shock value statements about offers

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