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- on Sat 22 Aug 2009
- 02:16:46 AM UTC
Rated / Commented
Other sites you mention :
top25workathome.com
Most links on this site lead to sites red here eg
http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/therichjerk.com
http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/affiliateproject...inmate-finder.com - looks like a scam / phishing site
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- on Tue 13 Sep 2011
- 05:00:23 PM UTC
RE: Rated / Commented
Rich jerk... he wasn't kiddin'!
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- on Sun 23 Aug 2009
- 05:21:26 PM UTC
More Regcure / Regclean
Grey site needs red please
consumerregistryguide.org
http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/consumerregistry... -
- on Mon 24 Aug 2009
- 02:21:45 PM UTC
Social RegCure and more
Social blogs:
http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/_p_l5ygyylgmzuwy...
http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/_p_ojswoy3vojsv6...Affiliate/Owner:
getregcure.com
registrycure.info
regcure.net
theregcure.com
regcureguide.com
webalias.com
regsoftreview.com/index.php
support.paretologic.com
registrycleanertop.com
bestregistryclean.com
regcure.en.softonic.com
regcurereviews.org
registryrepairsoftware.org
quickregistryrepair.com
registryrepairsolutions.com
registry-comparison.net
windowsfix.info
buythingsforless.com
ip-lock.comReview sites promoting RegCure: (with download links)
pcnineoneone.com
bahraichblogs.com
jennyreviews.com
feedagg.com
mymultistreamincome.com
articles.webraydian.com
zuneconverter.net
downloadatoz.com
reviewmoz.org
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- on Mon 24 Aug 2009
- 02:31:01 AM UTC
twitter
actual Twitter scorecard for mass rate:
_p_l5ygyylgmzuwy2lborsxg.twitter.com
_p_ojswoy3vojsv6.twitter.comNice work!
All rated and commented.
Thank you :-)BTW...
webalias.com/1registry
should be
webalias.com;-)
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- G7W -
- on Mon 24 Aug 2009
- 03:16:55 AM UTC
Visited all sites listed,
rated and commented - thank you!
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- on Sat 27 Feb 2010
- 05:03:10 PM UTC
Incoming
A lot of these are unrated or are green.
RegCure affiliates:
regcuresoftware.com
usfreeads.com
hubpages.com
freshpcfix.com
registrycures.com
regcure08.blogspot.com
regcure-registry.com
regcurereviewed.com
filetonic.com
optimizepc1.com
registryfixstore.com
regcure-reviewed.com -
- on Wed 09 Sep 2009
- 06:23:23 PM UTC
RegCure is NOT a bad product
I fail to see how RegCure can be a bad thing. That program speeded up my computer.
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- on Thu 10 Sep 2009
- 08:40:51 PM UTC
Sorry
But regcure is rogue, sorry if you already purchased it. Look at this comment by cotojo; http://www.mywot.com/en/forum/3987-paretologic-are...
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- on Wed 09 Sep 2009
- 09:56:32 PM UTC
i heard its a
i heard its a rogue/scamware...
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- on Sat 13 Mar 2010
- 12:53:36 PM UTC
More Regcure
2010registrycleaners.com
advanced-registry-cleaner.software.informer.com
advancedregistryrepair.com
bestpcregistrycleaner.com
bestregistrycleanerhelp.com
cleaner-advanced-pc.smartcode.com
cleanersregistry.com
cureyourregistry.com
detectingadwarespyware.com
fast-registry-cleaner-and-fixer.com
fastregistryfixes.com
fix-computer-problems.com
fix-desktop-problems.com
fix-pc-errors.com
freeregistrycleanerscan.com
free-registry-repair.info
freewindowregistrycleaner.com
my-pc-optimizer.com
newregistryrepairreviews.com
pcregistrycleaners.org
pc-registry-cure.pc-cure.downloadsoftware4free.com
pcrepairednow.com
regcure.org.uk
regcure.qarchive.org
regcure.software-phile.com
regcureregistry.com
regcure-registry-cleaner.lastdownload.com
regcureregistrycleaner.net
regcureregistrycleaners.com
regcure-registry-optimizer.qarchive.org
regcure-scan.com
regcurescanner.com
registrycleaner.onlinedownloads.org
registry-cleaner.org
registrycleanerpro.net
registrycleaner-resource.com
registry-cleanerreviews.com
registrycleaner-reviews.net
registry-cleaners.net
registrycleanerscompared.net
registrycleanersdoctor.com
registrycleanersfreereviews.com
registrycleanersoftware.org
registrycleanersreviewed.com
registrycleaners-solutions.com.au
registrycleanerstested.org
registry-cleaner-tool.com
registrycleanerzone.com
registry-errors.softplatz.net
registryheal.com
registryrecoveryhelp.com
registry-repairing.com
registryrepairprogram.com
registryrepairreports.com
registryrepairreview.net
registryresource.com
registrysoftwarereviewed.com
scanerrors.com
scanregistryfree.com
toppccleaner.com
windows-xp-registry-cleaner.softplatz.net -
- on Tue 16 Mar 2010
- 08:47:34 PM UTC
All red. Thanks for
All red. Thanks for this.
Platinum Level Member of the WOT Community.
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- on Wed 09 Jun 2010
- 11:30:41 AM UTC
Promoting RegCure / Errornuker
jopen.co.uk
errornuker.clickhereformoreinfo.com -
- on Tue 24 Aug 2010
- 03:41:06 PM UTC
USFreeads.com is not a regcure affiliate
USFreeads.com is not a regcure affiliate. It is a classified advertising website as correctly pointed out by the poster who commented thus:
"People rating this site bad are foolish. This is not a scam website or phishing website of any kind whatsoever... it's an AD service website. They allow people to place ads. Plain and simple, that's it.
If you or someone you know has been scammed by one of these ads, it's the author of the ad that is the cause of that, not the ad company. Rating this site bad is like rating your local newspaper bad because they allow a classified ads section which some people abuse... foolish."
http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/usfreeads.com/co... -
- on Tue 24 Aug 2010
- 03:51:34 PM UTC
In that case...
you should contact hpHosts
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- on Tue 24 Aug 2010
- 06:23:58 PM UTC
Re: classified advertising website
As with any other publications, websites are responsible for the content. If an advertisement is a scam then the source of the advert is responsible but the publisher website, newspaper, or whatever, also has a duty of care to its readers and those using its services, and should take appropriate steps to weed out the bad apples before publication, or remove offending adverts as soon as they become known. To just take the money for the adverts and then seek to shrug off any responsibility is no less a scam than that of the offending advertisers.
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- on Tue 24 Aug 2010
- 06:51:27 PM UTC
Reality versus the way it should be
@ Jazspeak,
"has a duty of care to its readers"
While I don't disagree with this, there's another entity that has a larger responsibility: the consumer.If you're stupid enough to buy snake oil "colon cleanser", for example, from a newspaper advert, a 3AM infomercial with some anemic looking guy, or a scam web site, you're the one that's going to be in the ER and surgery for a perforated colon, not the scam snake oil seller or the media outlet that got paid for the ad.
Yes, in a perfect world, it would be good to put all these scammers and media outlets out of business (or in the case of my example, maybe give them perforated colons and surgery without anesthetic). But the reality is that these sleezebags and the media outlets that take money from them will continue to prosper as long as the consumer is stupid enough to buy that crap.
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- on Tue 24 Aug 2010
- 07:06:58 PM UTC
re: the consumer
I agree with your post.
But...
Isn't protecting the consumer one of the early priorities of WOT?It would be nice if, when viewing a scam ad in a magazine or newspaper that it were shielded with a warning message, or the same for television, but they do not have the capacity for immediate involvement / interaction. On the Net howevr, those having WOT installed... have an opportunity to be forewarned, whether they accept or decline the warning, it's their choice.
Also I consider the "snake oil" maker to be the methamphetamine lab and the media advertiser passing the "snake oil" products [drugs] as the pusher; both deserve getting busted for playing their part of scamming the consumer .
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- on Tue 24 Aug 2010
- 07:20:07 PM UTC
Spot on g7w :D I do not
Spot on g7w :D
I do not accept ignorance by a company who fails to check its supplier or customers but focus's on revenue gained. If this advertising company allowed illegal/fake drugs to be advertised though their services which led to the death or severe injury to another person, then they too should be accountable (in court) for the manslaughter or bodily harm the victim sustained.
Using an obese PC. I offer it a bit and it takes a megabyte.
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- on Tue 24 Aug 2010
- 07:56:25 PM UTC
Has been tried
@ IssViews,
"then they too should be accountable (in court) for the manslaughter or bodily harm the victim sustained"
I agree but the reality is that these large corporations have an army of lawyers that can outlast and out argue the little guy.And even before it gets to court, these corporations have Risk Management departments that advise the CEO to settle out of court. 99% of the time, that advice is taken and the corporation offers the plaintiff a settlement of hundreds of thousands of dollars rather than go to court and risk a billion dollar judgment against it. They consider it a "nuisance" claim, and make every effort to settle out of court, or stall, because they don't want a jury . . . that by-and-large will favor the little guy against the "big bad" corporation . . . holding their financial future in their votes.
And most claimants eventually settle out of court, either because the money does it or because they can no longer afford to fight it.
For the few times the little guy wins, they make movies out of it. And of course, the studio owns the media outlet that originally sponsored the scam ad, so eventually all that money goes back to the media outlet.
Nevertheless. none of this argues against trying to do something about it. Though WOT may seem insignificant compared to this big picture, doing something is better than doing nothing at all. My fantasy will always be seeing these morons take a perp walk . . . ALL of them.
Maybe someday my fantasy will become reality. In the meantime, I'll do my little part with WOT and hope the consumer becomes more educated and makes wise choices.
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- on Tue 24 Aug 2010
- 08:04:48 PM UTC
@ BobJam Very true. Society
@ BobJam
Very true. Society is governed by lawyers imo.
The 'little guy' will always be a voice that rarely fails to be heard however (as you say) occasionally miraclesdo happen ;) I hope your dreams come true. Just keep up the fight as many 'little guys' can make a big group with power to influence the 'big guys' :)
Using an obese PC. I offer it a bit and it takes a megabyte.
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- on Tue 24 Aug 2010
- 07:29:05 PM UTC
Certainly
@ g7w,
My example assumes this imaginary consumer ignores the WOT warning, or doesn't even use WOT.
Yes, we can do our part with WOT in our little corner of the universe, but it's still ultimately the responsibility of the consumer to protect him/herself. Sounds harsh, but my opinion is that if you're stupid enough to buy into that crap, then you deserve everything you get.
Some would argue that it's the government's job to protect the consumer. BS!!! How 'bout we have the consumer protect the consumer, and lower my taxes with the money saved protecting these idiots from themselves?
If I had my way, that anemic looking weasel and his fake doctor on those infomercials for "colon cleanse" would be the first ones I'd put on the C Ark . . . with the TV network president right behind. Would love to see that perp walk.
Well . . . I see I'm getting on the soapbox . . . better get off These guys piss me off about as much as rogue software does. Those are my two pet peeves: rogue software and late night infomercials for snake oil.
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- on Tue 24 Aug 2010
- 07:32:07 PM UTC
regcure download site
downloadregcurehere.com
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- on Sat 27 Nov 2010
- 08:22:07 PM UTC
bumping for a reason found a
bumping for a reason
found a new one
onlinecomputerfixes.com
promoting RegCure and provides fake reviews
festina lente (hurry slowly)
RegCure affiliates
DriverCure affiliates. http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/drivercure.com
makepcfaster.org
driversdownloadhub.com
driversupdate.org
pcperformancetools.com
These need further investigating if someone has the time.
inmate-finder.com
top25workathome.com
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