RE: UKNM: Internet Marketing Scam

[Marshall, Jeff]

 Glenn Watts [

contacttoy [dot] co (mailto:contacttoy [dot] co)

]  wrote

> I have been contacted by a friend who has fallen victim to a deceitful

> Internet Marketing

> scam and would appreciate any help, comments or reports of similar

> experiences.


My top search engine registration expert provides the following, which you

may find useful:


"First step is to contact the search engines which it seems they are. 

Legal action is a definite possibility depending on how far they want to

take it. There have been other cases that have gone as far as court and a

recent one here in the UK (which was only keywords) ruled in favour of the

party whose keywords had been "stolen".

http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_781000/781452.stm

There is a body http://www.aim-pro.com Association of Internet Marketing

Professionals which is relatively new (I'm a member) but fairly well known

within the SEO community. They have an email address

ERICAIM-pro [dot] com

 which

can be used to report such abuse and they may be able to help or at least

advise".


Hope this helps - dreadful scam if it turns out to be true.


Jeff Marshall

Product Development Director, European Region

VIA NET.WORKS Inc.,


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