I received an email in my inbox and it reads below...

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What makes this funny, is that "rpgregistry.com" isn't even my site. :laugh: :eek: This is my second such message that was targeted to the wrong webmaster.

I also didnt realize that there was 500,000 search engines... I thought the few well known ones are important...?


Does anyone else here get junk in your email box for somebody elses site?

500,000 search engines? i think they exaggerated, i mean to make it look like a good offer, why not add 450,000 more search engines :cool:

Originally posted by edude
500,000 search engines? i think they exaggerated, i mean to make it look like a good offer, why not add 450,000 more search engines :cool:
LOL

I got that one myself - odd as it was for my partner's site. Her contact details are on there clear as day, and yet after looking through it and thinking it was a nice site they went ahead and contacted the e-mail address on the whois record (ie me).

Pfft. That e-mail met an untimely end, screaming in the jaws of spamcop.

Greg Moore

Misrepresentation - that's the word. They are actually referring to the web directories, FFA lists, etc... I mean, so many search engines in the world? :rolleyes:

I'm a lazy person, so I let Google do the indexing :D