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I didn't submit this link, so I didn't know about this until today, sorry for the late response. You are opening yourself up for a world of hurt: 1 - No Priva

I didn't submit this link, so I didn't know about this until today, sorry for the late response. You are opening yourself up for a world of hurt: 1 - No Privacy Policy (http://www.disclaimertemplate.com/privacy-statement-template/ http://www.disclaimertemplate.com/privacy-statement-template...) 2 - No terms (This document is to protect you) 3 - No SSL (legislation going through multiple bodies now for any website that collects PII to require SSL) When dealing with information that may be used to identify someone and their identifying habits and traits, you need to have a privacy policy and SSL. The lack of a terms of service telling us what we are legally allowed to do makes running a bot to collect all these coins, not only simple, but legal. Your fake testimonial (don't argue, because you know it is true) is also 100% illegal and fraudulent. http://www.disclaimertemplate.com/illegal-use-fake-testimonials/ http://www.disclaimertemplate.com/illegal-use-fake-testimoni... I would say all in all this website is a walking law suit waiting to happen. I felt my history in the SEO industry was REALLY shady, but everything we did was at least above the board and legal, so far everything I have seen on your website(s -- yes I found the rest of them) would suggest otherwise. If you want to create a survey/lead generation system to reward takers with virtual currency and sell their information, up your security, get some legal in place and for the love of God, run it all passed a lawyer. These steps are to protect YOU.

sharemywin 10y ago
it's not about selling information at least for 1millioncoins.com. As for lead gen like at bid2mow.com for instance is beneficial to both parties. you wouldn't fill out a form unless you were looking for some kind of landscaping service. Yes your right on the terms of service and privacy policy and SSL. I need to work on those.
- sharemywin 10y ago
  Also, I haven't put a lot of time in most of these because I'm still trying to determine if there is a business there.
sharemywin 10y ago
As for 1millioncoins.com the survey it is to figure out what kind of marketplace to implement first. Not sure if you read my Questions screen but it was about creating a barter site based on these coins. I'm a developer and I need a designer. I work for some coins then I hire a designer for them. I'm giving out coins in the beginning to reward them for getting involved early. And if you want to set up a bot to fill out the survey and give me a million fake email addresses congratulations you are now part of a trade network with no people because you stole all the coins. I can add a captcha petty easy. It's a much more ambitious project and before I try to build a barter website I wanted so see if there was any demand.
sharemywin 10y ago
Also, I admit I've been a little sloppy on some of privacy policies and such. I'm not out defrauding anybody. first I haven't sold any leads because I can't sell. that's been the problem. Also, bid2mow.com works with SSL. I missed that I need to redirect the link from http to https. I'm working on this stuff in my spare time. I'm just trying to figure out a cost per lead to even see if there is a business there. All this is market research not actual businesses. As for 1millioncoins.com again market research survey to see if there is anything there. If I could afford a lawyer I wouldn't be trying to start a side bushiness. Also, I think wuffo.com is using ssl: https://www.wufoo.com/2013/10/09/making-wufoo-more-secure-https/ https://www.wufoo.com/2013/10/09/making-wufoo-more-secure-ht...

sharemywin 10y ago

it's not about selling information at least for 1millioncoins.com. As for lead gen like at bid2mow.com for instance is beneficial to both parties. you wouldn't fill out a form unless you were looking for some kind of landscaping service. Yes your right on the terms of service and privacy policy and SSL. I need to work on those.

sharemywin 10y ago
Also, I haven't put a lot of time in most of these because I'm still trying to determine if there is a business there.

sharemywin 10y ago

As for 1millioncoins.com the survey it is to figure out what kind of marketplace to implement first. Not sure if you read my Questions screen but it was about creating a barter site based on these coins. I'm a developer and I need a designer. I work for some coins then I hire a designer for them. I'm giving out coins in the beginning to reward them for getting involved early. And if you want to set up a bot to fill out the survey and give me a million fake email addresses congratulations you are now part of a trade network with no people because you stole all the coins. I can add a captcha petty easy. It's a much more ambitious project and before I try to build a barter website I wanted so see if there was any demand.

sharemywin 10y ago

Also, I admit I've been a little sloppy on some of privacy policies and such. I'm not out defrauding anybody. first I haven't sold any leads because I can't sell. that's been the problem. Also, bid2mow.com works with SSL. I missed that I need to redirect the link from http to https. I'm working on this stuff in my spare time. I'm just trying to figure out a cost per lead to even see if there is a business there. All this is market research not actual businesses. As for 1millioncoins.com again market research survey to see if there is anything there. If I could afford a lawyer I wouldn't be trying to start a side bushiness. Also, I think wuffo.com is using ssl: https://www.wufoo.com/2013/10/09/making-wufoo-more-secure-https/ https://www.wufoo.com/2013/10/09/making-wufoo-more-secure-ht...