like everybody else with a website, i get hits through the 'contact us' mailto from places that claim to increase the site's visibility in search engines. today on a lark i checked one out. not through their supplied link, of course, but starting at the top level and drilling down until i found a node that worked. (interestingly and tellingly, they have -no- default web page at their domain ...)

this is the place "top--sites.com". yes, two dashes ...

if you go to this link: http://top--sites.com/update.htm it will prompt you for a domain-name to "update" and it displays the current known data for that domain in their data base. naturally, i typed in -their- domain ! AFAIK it's safe... and quite the hoot !

but for those not adventurous enough to check it out (and i feel a little safe since i'm using a non-MicroLimp browser ...) this, verbatim, is what they have to say about their own domain:

" A spam related site that steals credit card numbers. We also traffic child pornography and snuff films. Mike sux. "

and this, boys and girls, is why you must be careful at all times about what test data you use ...

ha ha ha, that's too funny ....

Andy

from their FAQ section:

".:. Success Stories "
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"We will use this software for internal IT support"
Mr. Raj Singh
Government of USA, USA

"Thankyou for spending the time with me to view your product. Your demonstration was well presented and thorough. Your Helpdesk product appears to have all necessary features we require"
Anne Campbell
Swets Blackwell, NJ, USA


ROTFLMAO

ok I am all choked up!




M

You can fill it out with all their own data from their whois record. Really funny.

Fiid.

I think they are de-listed until they pay their own invoice.....

(Correction).

Not true - I searched in the wrong box.

LMAO. These guys suck badly.

Fiid.