I usually delete these, but I just wanted to share a dumb email, as a warning for others:
Never buy "SEO services" from random emails.
Quote:
Header: <snipped> Received from PORTABLE (202.142.20.252) by digitalFAQ.com
From: Alexander Norbert | alexnorbert7@seospecialists.com
Subject: SEO services for your website
Hello,
My name is Alexander Norbert and I am a website developer and also a SEO specialist. As a Search Engine Optimizer I can offer optimization Packages for website owners at a low price. The idea is that after a website is well optimized the benefit consists in the increase of links and IP popularity, direct traffic to your website and also higher rankings in search engines. If you would like more details about my SEO offer or my Website development offer , or would like to ask me anything regarding this matter then feel free to reply to my email. I wish you and your family a Happy New Year!!!
Warm regards, Alex
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If you go to seospecialists.com, however, it's a parking page:
"The domain seospecialists.com is for sale. To purchase, call BuyDomains.com at +1 339-222-5147 or 866-836-6791. Click here for more details."
In all likelihood, this person is not named "Alex" but something native to the land of China, India or Pakistan. In this specific case, 202.142.20.252 is a Beijing, China IP address, meaning somebody in China sent this cold-calling email. Furthermore, most of these so-called "SEO services" are just website spammers. They'll spam blogs and forums with your domain name, and your business will get a very bad image. You'll be blamed as the spammer (and rightly so). We've wasted a lot of time
cleaning spam from our forums, even with tight anti-spam protocols in place.
Also...
Here's a screen shot of the
fake domain, as viewed in a web browser:
seospecialists.com-fakedomain.jpg
.
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Ridiculous.
