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Originally posted by czarkazm
Dude,
In all honesty...your site totally blows.....apart from the fact that you're easily jipping all these naive people into thinking they're getting something of value, you're pretty much giving away lists that are commonly available for free across the net.
And Google LP checking, nothing special. In fact, I'm using several freeware tools which are BETTER than your site...unequivocally.
Only a fool would waste money on such an inferior and widely available service on the net. Everyone is right, you were a little late in the expired domains game, and you're just trying to milk everyone for what you can now.
Ah well, some people will bite. GL
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You took the words out of my mouth. But in all honesty, I do have hard feelings from a few years ago towards "Guru".
"Guru" and I got into a message board argument when he first came on board with sex.com. Gary Kremen and I had formed an LLC together a few months before he met "Guru". We intended to provide content and market a few paysites (completely seperate from sex.com, of course). But, to make a long story short, mouthing off about "Guru" really fucked it up. I mouthed off about "Guru" on a well known message board (not this one) right after Gary turned the reigns of sex.com over to him. After making such a commitment, Gary had to stick up for him. It pissed me off.
So why did I mouth off about "Guru"?
Before entering the adult world I was a computer consultant. Among other things, I consulted with my "mainstream" clients on search engines. At the time some of the advice "Guru" was giving was very outdated and a sure way to be banned forever from search engines. I haven't kept up with his current practices. I'm sure he's changed his tactics. But back then he was just talking to hear himself talk. Unless you knew better, he sounded like he knew what he was talking about. I'm sure he did at one time, but search engines were changing drastically and "Guru" was too busy lecturing on search engines to actually keep up with the technology search engines were using. Gary was new to the adult world at the time and was eating up his advice because he is, after all, a bonafide "Guru".
Since Gary choose to listen to the shitty search engine advice he was receiving from "Guru", he and I parted ways and rarely spoke. Now we're friends again (I live 5 minutes from him). Gary's since let me know that the things I was telling him turned out to be true after all. I feel vindicated.
So, master "Guru", since sex.com is over for you and we haven't spoken since our "falling out", I'd like to offer to bury the hatchet on this thread and become friends.
And I'd like to wish you good luck with your new venture!
