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It’s an accident. Who owns that “metro-tmo.co” doesn’t seem to have realized this mistake quite yet? no doubt is getting tons of clicks to their parked adspam s
by TmoSecuritySux 4y ago
It’s an accident. Who owns that “metro-tmo.co” doesn’t seem to have realized this mistake quite yet? no doubt is getting tons of clicks to their parked adspam site. I can picture this being resolved by buying out or seizing-via-legal-injunction the metro-tmo.co domain under trademark law. may be too late to “unsend” the texts.
- propogandist 4y agothe website does not resolve for me, but if it has adspam, serving targeted text add (contextual) can be a big money maker for a clever marketer
- anonomousename 4y agoIt could also be changed to a copy of the official T-Mobile site, resulting in widespread phishing.
- voakbasda 4y agoAn “accident” that permits them to seize someone’s assets does not sound like an accident to me.