October 2007
Another Copyright Thief
Yes,
we've been alerted to Yet Another Copyright Thief
taking text from our site and reproducing it as their own. This time
it's a Canadian designer calling themselves "Capturing Design" whose
own site conspicuously fails to list any clients. I wonder why?
Clearly, they do not realise we always take action against them
(and their hosts).
September 2007
CMS Site Launched
A Client approached us about having a site designed for them
around a CMS - "Content Management System" - having received some
quotes they thought were high. We quizzed them as to exactly what
they wanted and why they wanted their own CMS before suggesting to
them that the site they wanted could be achieved through the use of
blogging software, especially as the cost of a bespoke CMS would be
avoided.
So lo and behold, that's exactly what we have done for
TTS Electrical Training Limited and to cap it all we've also
included a photo gallery for them linked in to
Flickr.
July 2007
Another Domain Renewal Scam
We've recently received some e-mails sent to the Admin. contact
for some of our .com domain names from "Domain Renewal" (reminder@domainrenewalonline.com)
stating that:
It is time to renew your domain name
{domainname.com}
Your domain name {domainnname.com} will expire within 90 days.
You may renew your domain automatically with Domain Renewal. Click
on the link in this
e-mail to renew the domain for another year. You should renew your
domain as soon as
possible in order for it to continue to be registered in your name.
Click here if you wish to renew your domain
-------->http://www.domainrenewalonline.com/for.php?d=domainrenewalonline.com
As soon as we have received your payment, you will receive a
confirmation that your domain
has been renewed...
It's not until further down the e-mail that you read - if you get
that far through the last, large paragraph - that "you may also
request your Internet Service Provider to renew the domain for you"
which is the first point at which you might twig they are
unconnected to your ISP or actual domain registrar.
If you do venture onto their web site, it's been cleverly
designed to feature logos from major technology firms like Oracle,
Cisco Systems, IBM and Microsoft for no apparent reason (other than
to presumably make you think you're dealing with a reputable firm in
the Internet sector).
Prices? Well how does $59.95 for one year grab you?
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