FREE SEO trial offer from 1on40. Top of Google in 120 days.
 

Before I start getting a bunch of fucktards in here screaming SPAM! yes, this is spam, but from what I can see it seems as though it could be pretty useful spam. That's up for you to decide, take a look at the site and see iftheir offer sounds like it will work for your needs.

I came across this new SEO company that is offering a 120 day free trial, claiming to get you top position in google and 39 other search engines for 5 selected keywords, within the first 3 months after you signup. After the 3 months is up the basically hold your SERP ransom, and if you're happy with where it's at you start paying them for their SEO services at this point. I've dropped a couple mainstream projects into it myself and am waiting to see what goes down. Not sure what the status is on adult stuff, but I'm looking into it.

1on40's Free 120 SEO Trial Offer

Awesome offer, so no deposits or anything? I've always been so weary of these SEO companies, if they can get my site up there then why not make their own site and put it up there?

sounds too good to be true, wander where the catch is. Nice find though :)

i'm not sure yet. the only catch i can see is that after 120 days when they get you to your position, they turn around and tell you to pay up or lose it. i don't know if it works at all yet, i came across this on a mainstream forum last night. but for free, what's the harm in checking it out? if they do get you top position, maybe it'll be wort it to pay up whatever charge they ask. there's no mention of what costs there will be once they start charging, so it could be ridiciulous in the end. i haven't got a clue. like i say though, can't go wrong with a 120 trial run for a few minute sof submitting your link.

Technically you can't lose, but I would still suggest you set up something on a brand new domain and don't ask them to deal with an established domain, at least until you know they are the real deal. Just in case - so you don't love whatever ranking you have with your current domains.

heed this man's advice...

An affiliate of a certain affiliate scheme submitted their affiliate URL and gained 24,809 sign ups and over 300,000 sales in one month alone netting him over $4 Million USD. :1orglaugh

word, i'ma be rich from this shit. go signup fuckers...

It's gotta be some scam, if they have skill even close to what they claim, they wouldn't be doing some stupid "free trial", every other respected seo works for himself, or bills at $1k/hr....

This is a scam. I suspect this what is happening based on the copy on that site.

The ONLY way to do this is via ppc.

basically what they are doing is generating many google adword accounts and getting a free $50.00 credit in the account. The web is full of guys right now selling $50.00 funded PPC accounts for $5-$10. Its FREE PPC money to play with. Here is a link to how its done.

http://www.shoemoney.com/2007/12/20/...oogle-adwords/

So these scammers are going to use the FREE PPC credit to bid you into the first sponsored result and then ask you to fork over a "bid" in order to keep it there. You can probaly expect that when you fork over the cash, they take it you never hear from them again... OR they continue to bid on the terms and make a profit by charging you a premium over what the actual bid costs.

well caught pmacseo. if it's too good to be true....

good call there :thumbsup

damn nice call

Yeah guys its great check it out

http://www.1on40.com/93638628

fucktard, don't jack my spam thread or i'll bootfuck you in the head...

This is bang on! I have been in the SEO business for many years and it is very possible to achieve just about any ranking for just about any website for a short duration of time.

If you really want to have fun with this deal give them a new domain and cloak it. Then 301 the google bot to another one of your newly acquired domains with a few good anchored outbound links. They will dump a shit load of link juice on the domain you gave them but it will never move. With any luck they will just keep turning up the link juice to try and get movement.

:warning BEWARE: Turn off google caching or your mischievous ways will be exposed in a cached session. They might be a little pissed

Sounds like an interesting plan.... :thumbsup

I wouldn't do any type of business with this person.. Buyer beware. He has an unverified paypall account (trying to hide identity)

oh yeah, you're a credible source. :321GFY