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Dogmatix!

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Word of Mouth.com?
« on: February 16, 2004, 07:05:59 pm »
Does anyone know anything about this site?


I just got some strange e-mail that someone had submitted some items relating to one of my e-mail addresses.  I have no idea what it's all about and quite frankly i'm a little curious, but you can't find out anything unless you actually pay the site to tell you who posted what about you, as near as I can tell.


 Word of Mouth



As I said..I'm very curious and a bit alarmed.  Is this some sort of scam?



 
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Scott Allen Abfalter

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #1 on: February 17, 2004, 08:20:59 am »

It's got to be a scam.  

The concept of 'word of mouth' is only effectrive if a lot of people can read it.  

If the public cannot read the comments then what good is it?  

Sounds like it's an attempt to scare people into giving them money.  

Scott
 
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Dogmatix!

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #2 on: February 17, 2004, 08:33:21 am »
Quote:


It's got to be a scam.  

The concept of 'word of mouth' is only effectrive if a lot of people can read it.  

If the public cannot read the comments then what good is it?  

Sounds like it's an attempt to scare people into giving them money.  

Scott
 




Heh...that's exactly what I was thinking and hence the reason why I used the word scam...hehe.


I tried containing them and my mail bounced as undeliverable...lol.



 
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Scott Allen Abfalter

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #3 on: February 17, 2004, 10:26:51 am »
Quote:

Quote:


It's got to be a scam.  

The concept of 'word of mouth' is only effectrive if a lot of people can read it.  

If the public cannot read the comments then what good is it?  

Sounds like it's an attempt to scare people into giving them money.  

Scott
 




Heh...that's exactly what I was thinking and hence the reason why I used the word scam...hehe.


I tried containing them and my mail bounced as undeliverable...lol.



 




Yeah, well, sounds like you've answered your own question. *smile*
 
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TalonClaw

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #4 on: February 17, 2004, 01:03:13 pm »
I never try to contact a spammer.  It can only get you more spam.
 
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Dogmatix!

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #5 on: February 17, 2004, 04:07:08 pm »
Quote:

Quote:

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It's got to be a scam.  

The concept of 'word of mouth' is only effectrive if a lot of people can read it.  

If the public cannot read the comments then what good is it?  

Sounds like it's an attempt to scare people into giving them money.  

Scott
 




Heh...that's exactly what I was thinking and hence the reason why I used the word scam...hehe.


I tried containing them and my mail bounced as undeliverable...lol.



 




Yeah, well, sounds like you've answered your own question. *smile*
 




Indeed.  I guess I was also partly curious if anyone else here had any experience with this particular site.


 
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Dogmatix!

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #6 on: February 17, 2004, 04:09:40 pm »
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I never try to contact a spammer.  It can only get you more spam.
 




Heh...true dat.  I already getr hammered on a daily basis even though for the longest time, I kept my main er-mail address out of most of my online dealings.  It worked great for years and then one day about three months ago, The Flood started.  I now get around 50+ spam messages a day accross three differnet e-mail address at my ISP.


 
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Dogmatix!

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Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #7 on: February 16, 2004, 07:05:59 pm »
Does anyone know anything about this site?


I just got some strange e-mail that someone had submitted some items relating to one of my e-mail addresses.  I have no idea what it's all about and quite frankly i'm a little curious, but you can't find out anything unless you actually pay the site to tell you who posted what about you, as near as I can tell.


 Word of Mouth



As I said..I'm very curious and a bit alarmed.  Is this some sort of scam?



 
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Scott Allen Abfalter

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #8 on: February 17, 2004, 08:20:59 am »

It's got to be a scam.  

The concept of 'word of mouth' is only effectrive if a lot of people can read it.  

If the public cannot read the comments then what good is it?  

Sounds like it's an attempt to scare people into giving them money.  

Scott
 
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Dogmatix!

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #9 on: February 17, 2004, 08:33:21 am »
Quote:


It's got to be a scam.  

The concept of 'word of mouth' is only effectrive if a lot of people can read it.  

If the public cannot read the comments then what good is it?  

Sounds like it's an attempt to scare people into giving them money.  

Scott
 




Heh...that's exactly what I was thinking and hence the reason why I used the word scam...hehe.


I tried containing them and my mail bounced as undeliverable...lol.



 
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Scott Allen Abfalter

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #10 on: February 17, 2004, 10:26:51 am »
Quote:

Quote:


It's got to be a scam.  

The concept of 'word of mouth' is only effectrive if a lot of people can read it.  

If the public cannot read the comments then what good is it?  

Sounds like it's an attempt to scare people into giving them money.  

Scott
 




Heh...that's exactly what I was thinking and hence the reason why I used the word scam...hehe.


I tried containing them and my mail bounced as undeliverable...lol.



 




Yeah, well, sounds like you've answered your own question. *smile*
 
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TalonClaw

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #11 on: February 17, 2004, 01:03:13 pm »
I never try to contact a spammer.  It can only get you more spam.
 
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Dogmatix!

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #12 on: February 17, 2004, 04:07:08 pm »
Quote:

Quote:

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It's got to be a scam.  

The concept of 'word of mouth' is only effectrive if a lot of people can read it.  

If the public cannot read the comments then what good is it?  

Sounds like it's an attempt to scare people into giving them money.  

Scott
 




Heh...that's exactly what I was thinking and hence the reason why I used the word scam...hehe.


I tried containing them and my mail bounced as undeliverable...lol.



 




Yeah, well, sounds like you've answered your own question. *smile*
 




Indeed.  I guess I was also partly curious if anyone else here had any experience with this particular site.


 
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Dogmatix!

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #13 on: February 17, 2004, 04:09:40 pm »
Quote:

I never try to contact a spammer.  It can only get you more spam.
 




Heh...true dat.  I already getr hammered on a daily basis even though for the longest time, I kept my main er-mail address out of most of my online dealings.  It worked great for years and then one day about three months ago, The Flood started.  I now get around 50+ spam messages a day accross three differnet e-mail address at my ISP.


 
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Dogmatix!

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Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #14 on: February 16, 2004, 07:05:59 pm »
Does anyone know anything about this site?


I just got some strange e-mail that someone had submitted some items relating to one of my e-mail addresses.  I have no idea what it's all about and quite frankly i'm a little curious, but you can't find out anything unless you actually pay the site to tell you who posted what about you, as near as I can tell.


 Word of Mouth



As I said..I'm very curious and a bit alarmed.  Is this some sort of scam?



 
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Scott Allen Abfalter

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #15 on: February 17, 2004, 08:20:59 am »

It's got to be a scam.  

The concept of 'word of mouth' is only effectrive if a lot of people can read it.  

If the public cannot read the comments then what good is it?  

Sounds like it's an attempt to scare people into giving them money.  

Scott
 
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Dogmatix!

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #16 on: February 17, 2004, 08:33:21 am »
Quote:


It's got to be a scam.  

The concept of 'word of mouth' is only effectrive if a lot of people can read it.  

If the public cannot read the comments then what good is it?  

Sounds like it's an attempt to scare people into giving them money.  

Scott
 




Heh...that's exactly what I was thinking and hence the reason why I used the word scam...hehe.


I tried containing them and my mail bounced as undeliverable...lol.



 
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Scott Allen Abfalter

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #17 on: February 17, 2004, 10:26:51 am »
Quote:

Quote:


It's got to be a scam.  

The concept of 'word of mouth' is only effectrive if a lot of people can read it.  

If the public cannot read the comments then what good is it?  

Sounds like it's an attempt to scare people into giving them money.  

Scott
 




Heh...that's exactly what I was thinking and hence the reason why I used the word scam...hehe.


I tried containing them and my mail bounced as undeliverable...lol.



 




Yeah, well, sounds like you've answered your own question. *smile*
 
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TalonClaw

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #18 on: February 17, 2004, 01:03:13 pm »
I never try to contact a spammer.  It can only get you more spam.
 
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Dogmatix!

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Re: Word of Mouth.com?
« Reply #19 on: February 17, 2004, 04:07:08 pm »
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It's got to be a scam.  

The concept of 'word of mouth' is only effectrive if a lot of people can read it.  

If the public cannot read the comments then what good is it?  

Sounds like it's an attempt to scare people into giving them money.  

Scott
 




Heh...that's exactly what I was thinking and hence the reason why I used the word scam...hehe.


I tried containing them and my mail bounced as undeliverable...lol.



 




Yeah, well, sounds like you've answered your own question. *smile*
 




Indeed.  I guess I was also partly curious if anyone else here had any experience with this particular site.


 
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