UKNM: Re: website hijacking

[Adam Atkinson]

Wow, they're subtle. Such thoroughness in naming Grab.com  in their FAQs

really takes the biscuit.

Fatuous, certainly. Fraudulent, possibly. Plagiarising, definitely.

----- Original Message -----

From: "Rick Brownlow" <rick@pims-sca.com>

To: <uk-netmarketing@chinwag.com>

Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 5:27 PM

Subject: UKNM: website hijacking



> Dear all

>

> We are the UK arm of SCA promotions Inc, we helped put together, risk

manage

> and provide the cover for www.grab.com, the worlds first billion dollar

> online lottery.

>

>

> I noticed the following site (bunch of cowboys) today www.ijacko.com which

> appears to have hijacked grab.

>

> 1. Has anybody heard of the site, the people behind this site, seen it on

> any banners promoting it?

>

> 2. My instincts tell me they are in breach of copyright, they are passing

> off and committing fraud - Am I right?

>

> Watch out, next time it could be you!

>

> Cheers

>

> Rick Brownlow

> Business Development Director

> PIMS-SCA

> Quadrant House

> 80-82 Regent Street

> London, W1B 5RP

> t:  UK 020 7434 3046

> m: UK 07958 375 305

> e: rick@pims-sca.com <mailto:rick@pims-sca.com>



~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Finding it impossible to trawl through mountains of irrelevant

information on the web? Trying but failing to reach a niche market?

Help is at hand with the launch this week of online advertising

marketplace ADictive.com - the solution to all your advertising needs.


      Visit http://www.adictive.com to find out more.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  To unsubscribe or change your list settings go to

http://www.chinwag.com/uk-netmarketing or help@chinwag.com