Cheap and Best Insurance

Looks like a Sedo affiliate site to me.

onestop.me.uk is for sale Seller's price expectation: 10,000 £

hmmmm, yeh ok.

So you stuck "insurance" into google, and compiled a list of links.

Now you've realised anyone could do that, and also most of the links are crap. So you attempt to get us to write reviews of all the links and tell you which ones are good.

What exactly did you do during your "few months of hard work", before spamming usenet?

So basically trying to pump up the web traffic to help sell it.

Lets hope any potential buyers don't look one step further and discover it's already got a reputation for SPAM and NO CONTENT.

That would be a shame.

The message from "PC Paul" contains these words:

All spam and no content, - well know for it.

The message from "webmaster" contains these words:

I does seem a complete waste of time, to be honest. I can't see what it offers that you can't get by using Google.

It's complete s**te because it's just a template that's used, and the rest of the content is completed by another advertising company, that's why these rubbish sites always look similar. Total waste of time.

Thanks to all for your comments.

Webmaster of "Cheap and Best Insurance"

The message from "webmaster" contains these words:

Always be sincere, whether you mean it or not.

Guy King ( snipped-for-privacy@zetnet.co.uk) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :

I can see what it _doesn't_ offer that confused.com does.

The message from Adrian contains these words:

What - funtionality and a reason for visiting?

Guy King ( snipped-for-privacy@zetnet.co.uk) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :

Or - to put it another way - a point.

It's no wonder spammers continue to employ this trick given people like you believe what they're saying!

The reason reviews for the links are asked for is to encourage you to at least click the links - the spammer will receive a small payment for every such 'click through' from them.

Mathew