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According to the article, no.
by kajecounterhack 11y ago
According to the article, no.
- pavornyoh 11y agoThat's a bit brazen to make those claims on the site. They can get into trouble for that and also ruin their own reputation. So I am thinking the site is a little joke? When you click on help and go to FAQs, it labels questions as "HOT". I think it is a joke.
- revelation 11y agoDid you notice they literally copied their competitors site? Testimonials are the least of their worries.
- pavornyoh 11y agoYeah, I did. This is not good.
- jpatel3 11y agoUser of private data is really concerning. How easy someone can take liberty of using the private data for a ride :( When I read the post about someone go crazy to protect their data and communication, I feel they need to have little faith in fellow people. But this kind of instance move my confidence and make me think that we are racing against time and we will see more and more kind of this situations.
- pziddy 11y agoThey didn't claim they were featured. They simply displayed the logos. Lots of affiliate marketing sites do the same thing. I'm not defending the practice of course.
- ceejayoz 11y agoIt's entirely possible that including the logos is a trademark violation.
- gk1 11y agoYou're underestimating how far people are willing to go to appear legit. Showing logos of companies who aren't your clients -- or of publications that never mentioned you -- is common. They know most people won't check to verify.
- pavornyoh 11y ago>You're underestimating how far people are willing to go to appear legit. You are right. This is clearly a lawsuit waiting to happen.