Anyone else get this email from WatchersWeb? - GoFuckYourself.com

Harmon · 05-23-2005, 03:35 PM

Got this in my email:

Dear Webmasters,

As you are aware, Watchersweb has always done business honestly, and supported all its business partners 100%.

We will always continue to operate our business in a professional manner.

The reason I am writing is to advise of a Webmaster that instead of building a quality website and doing business honestly, he has preferred to steal and lie to try and build his poor quality, low volume website. This Webmaster who has no web marketing skills of his own, and it is obvious from his EXTREMELY low growth over the past couple of years. He is a small player and really of no interest to us as a competitor, however he is a thief!! We hate thieves!!

This pathetic little creature Kevin Taylor from a UK Company Gravytrain Ltd is the owner of www.worldwidewives.com He has been blundering around the web for a few years trying to make a few bucks, but from all reports, doesn?t do it very well.

The reason we have a problem with this parasite is he couldn?t get his own visitors, so he registered www.watchersweb.org Watchersweb is a registered trademark in three continents, and he will pay dearly for his cheap trick.

We do not tolerate trademark thieves.

As quality Webmasters, I urge you to look around the Watchersweb.org site before we close him down, and see if he has any of your valuable URLS listed under his name.

We have started an action against him, and in the past three actions we have been extremely successful and awarded substantial damages.

We will also be copying all the details relating to his theft, and passing it to his billing provider and Visa International.

We hope you investigate all your floating URLS and remove any of your links off his sites to show this idiot that YOU don?t tolerate this sort of behavior!

I appreciate your Support.

Raven Attilio
www.watchersweb.com

Just thought I'd share... more scammers to be on the lookout for (allegedly)

Gawdy · 05-23-2005, 03:38 PM

I got that email this morning

05-23-2005, 03:35 PM	#1
Harmon ( ͡ʘ╭͜ʖ╮͡ʘ) Industry Role: Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 20,010	Anyone else get this email from WatchersWeb? Got this in my email: Dear Webmasters, As you are aware, Watchersweb has always done business honestly, and supported all its business partners 100%. We will always continue to operate our business in a professional manner. The reason I am writing is to advise of a Webmaster that instead of building a quality website and doing business honestly, he has preferred to steal and lie to try and build his poor quality, low volume website. This Webmaster who has no web marketing skills of his own, and it is obvious from his EXTREMELY low growth over the past couple of years. He is a small player and really of no interest to us as a competitor, however he is a thief!! We hate thieves!! This pathetic little creature Kevin Taylor from a UK Company Gravytrain Ltd is the owner of www.worldwidewives.com He has been blundering around the web for a few years trying to make a few bucks, but from all reports, doesn?t do it very well. The reason we have a problem with this parasite is he couldn?t get his own visitors, so he registered www.watchersweb.org Watchersweb is a registered trademark in three continents, and he will pay dearly for his cheap trick. We do not tolerate trademark thieves. As quality Webmasters, I urge you to look around the Watchersweb.org site before we close him down, and see if he has any of your valuable URLS listed under his name. We have started an action against him, and in the past three actions we have been extremely successful and awarded substantial damages. We will also be copying all the details relating to his theft, and passing it to his billing provider and Visa International. We hope you investigate all your floating URLS and remove any of your links off his sites to show this idiot that YOU don?t tolerate this sort of behavior! I appreciate your Support. Raven Attilio www.watchersweb.com Just thought I'd share... more scammers to be on the lookout for (allegedly) __________________ [email protected]

05-23-2005, 03:38 PM	#2
Gawdy Confirmed User Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 397	I got that email this morning