Comments on: The amazing $125 sitemap http://dansdata.blogsome.com/2007/09/16/315/ the blog that is not dansdata.com Sat, 11 Feb 2012 22:44:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.1-alpha by: brianpasch http://dansdata.blogsome.com/2007/09/16/315/#comment-4409 Wed, 25 Feb 2009 14:37:19 +0000 http://dansdata.blogsome.com/2007/09/16/315/#comment-4409 I have created a web page post and document my experience with Global Vibrations. My goal is to make sure that searches on this company name expose what they are doing and to protect innocent consumers. The page documenting the email I received is: <a href="http://www.seonj.com/marketing/global-vibrations-inc.html" title="Global Vibrations" rel="nofollow">Global Vibrations Inc.</a> Let's put an end to this deceptive email marketing campaign. I have created a web page post and document my experience with Global Vibrations. My goal is to make sure that searches on this company name expose what they are doing and to protect innocent consumers. The page documenting the email I received is: Global Vibrations Inc.

Let's put an end to this deceptive email marketing campaign.

]]> by: xs http://dansdata.blogsome.com/2007/09/16/315/#comment-4221 Fri, 06 Feb 2009 01:09:52 +0000 http://dansdata.blogsome.com/2007/09/16/315/#comment-4221 we just got an email from the same place: I am Dr. Marc Schneider and I work for Global Vibration Inc. in Washington DC ( Tel: 1 202-787-3989 ) - I would like to speak with the person in charge of your international clientele. Who is my contact? Who should I speak to?? In fact, after visiting http://www.jcraneco.com, I have noticed that your website cannot be found on foreign search engines (I tested it on Hispanic search engines, German search engines, Asian search engines, etc.) Our company is specialized in multilingual search engine promotions in 28 languages . From the Japanese Google to the German Yahoo, from the AOL in Spanish to the MSN in Chinese, we can show you how to develop a true international online presence by promoting your website on foreign search engines. Let us show you how to develop a presence on the multilingual web without having to translate your website: It is not necessary to translate your website in order to submit to foreign search engines, however, you need to have at least 1 page in Japanese optimized with Japanese keywords and meta tags in order to submit to Japanese search engines, at least 1 page in Spanish optimized with Spanish keywords in order to submit to Hispanic search engines and so on... I strongly suggest that you watch our online presentation which will explains clearly how to get top rankings on foreign search engines with only 1 entry page per language (click on the following link or copy-paste it into your web browser): http://www.mplw.net/demo From the Japanese Google to the German Yahoo, from the AOL in Spanish to the MSN in Chinese, get users to find your website when searching with YOUR KEYWORDS in their Native language. Please call me at 1 (202) 787-3989 or email me and let's work on giving your website the true international exposure which it deserves to have with foreign native online users!! Regards, Marc Schneider, Ph.D. Marcs@mplw.net _____________________ GLOBAL VIBRATION INC. 1250 Connecticut Ave N.W. Suite 200 Washington, DC 20036 USA TEL: 1(202)-787-3989 - FAX: 1 (202)-318-2453 http://www.mplw.net : Multilingual Search Engine Promotion Services since 1999. we just got an email from the same place:

I am Dr. Marc Schneider and I work for Global Vibration Inc. in Washington DC ( Tel: 1 202-787-3989 ) - I would like to speak with the person in charge of your international clientele. Who is my contact? Who should I speak to??

In fact, after visiting http://www.jcraneco.com, I have noticed that your website cannot be found on foreign search engines (I tested it on Hispanic search engines, German search engines, Asian search engines, etc.) Our company is specialized in multilingual search engine promotions in 28 languages . From the Japanese Google to the German Yahoo, from the AOL in Spanish to the MSN in Chinese, we can show you how to develop a true international online presence by promoting your website on foreign search engines.

Let us show you how to develop a presence on the multilingual web without having to translate your website: It is not necessary to translate your website in order to submit to foreign search engines, however, you need to have at least 1 page in Japanese optimized with Japanese keywords and meta tags in order to submit to Japanese search engines, at least 1 page in Spanish optimized with Spanish keywords in order to submit to Hispanic search engines and so on...

I strongly suggest that you watch our online presentation which will explains clearly how to get top rankings on foreign search engines with only 1 entry page per language (click on the following link or copy-paste it into your web browser): http://www.mplw.net/demo

From the Japanese Google to the German Yahoo, from the AOL in Spanish to the MSN in Chinese, get users to find your website when searching with YOUR KEYWORDS in their Native language.

Please call me at 1 (202) 787-3989 or email me and let's work on giving your website the true international exposure which it deserves to have with foreign native online users!!

Regards,

Marc Schneider, Ph.D.
Marcs@mplw.net
_____________________

GLOBAL VIBRATION INC.
1250 Connecticut Ave N.W. Suite 200
Washington, DC 20036 USA
TEL: 1(202)-787-3989 - FAX: 1 (202)-318-2453
http://www.mplw.net :
Multilingual Search Engine Promotion Services since 1999.

]]> by: SEO Honolulu http://dansdata.blogsome.com/2007/09/16/315/#comment-3899 Tue, 30 Dec 2008 10:16:13 +0000 http://dansdata.blogsome.com/2007/09/16/315/#comment-3899 I registered on your site just to comment on this. I got an email from this clown this morning while at work pushing this crap about the sitemap. Odd thing is, if he would have just put sitemap.xml after the domain name, he would have found the very sitemap he insisted that was missing. Nice little bit of automated software he has running to sniff out sitemaps in robots.txt files... If you wanna good laugh, go check out the page that talks about their link building services. $3500 for one month of link building by someone who doesn't even work for the company. Now that makes me feel even more confident in giving this guy my money.... I registered on your site just to comment on this. I got an email from this clown this morning while at work pushing this crap about the sitemap. Odd thing is, if he would have just put sitemap.xml after the domain name, he would have found the very sitemap he insisted that was missing. Nice little bit of automated software he has running to sniff out sitemaps in robots.txt files...

If you wanna good laugh, go check out the page that talks about their link building services. $3500 for one month of link building by someone who doesn't even work for the company. Now that makes me feel even more confident in giving this guy my money....

]]> by: Daniel Rutter http://dansdata.blogsome.com/2007/09/16/315/#comment-3753 Fri, 12 Dec 2008 09:36:40 +0000 http://dansdata.blogsome.com/2007/09/16/315/#comment-3753 Fifteen months later, and the good folk at Global Vibration just tried this same scam on me again, this time promoting "zoptimization.com". Keep working on it, guys! Perhaps in another couple of years I'll have forgotten that this is a rip-off! [The "zoptimization" spam has kept on coming. I just noticed one less than a month after the above one, and there have probably been other ones that I haven't noticed in the general spam-flow.] Fifteen months later, and the good folk at Global Vibration just tried this same scam on me again, this time promoting "zoptimization.com".

Keep working on it, guys! Perhaps in another couple of years I'll have forgotten that this is a rip-off!

[The "zoptimization" spam has kept on coming. I just noticed one less than a month after the above one, and there have probably been other ones that I haven't noticed in the general spam-flow.]

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