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Many people have expressed a great interest in the first two Black Hats discussed here. If you have any question about the validity of any business practice online or off, send us a message and we'll investigate. Read the updated NEWS Below!
Web Listings Inc sends a letter through the US Postal Service to domain owners, prompting them to pay for submission to search engines and a quarterly ranking report. The envelope has no postmark and the business does not stand up well to scrutiny.
1stMeds.com and Ernesto Haberli aka Eduardo Warren is a lifestyle offender. He is on every major spam watch list and has been sued and pursued for unethical and even allegedly illegal business practices. Some internet sites may not point to him right off the bat, but a little digging and the bones in the closet begin to fall out.
Latest News
February 22, 2008
To my loyal readers and interested guests: I am in no way affiliated with a domain registration service, a hosting service or any other provider of such services. I have received several emails requesting that I take action on a domain that is registered in their name. Unfortunately, the only thing I can do is to help investigate when fraud, deception or other "Black Hat" activity is suspected. If you would like me to investigate suspicious activities, I will help in any way I can. If you need help canceling a domain or other web service, please contact the registrant or provider. If you don't know who it is, a good place to start is the WHOIS database. One easy way to see who has registered a domain is from GoDaddy's home page. Enter the domain name and search. If the domain is registered, it will tell you that the domain is already taken, but there will be a link to the right that says "click here for info". Follow the directions and you will be directed to a page that lists any publicly available information regarding the registration of that domain. You can use that information to begin your own investigation or turn it over to your attorney general. I wish you all well and Safe Surfing.
February 14 2008
Another ripoff averted: Hello, Thank you for the information you provided. I received mail from Web Listings Inc. and was, at first, perplexed as to the reason I received it, because I knew that I had not used it for anything in the past. As a matter of fact, I had never heard of it before. I went to "anywho" to see if I could find a phone number and received no phone number. I went to google and that's where I found you and read the info you had posted. Thank you so much for what you are doing and the information you have gathered on this deceptive notice. Dorothy
February 13, 2008
Word is getting around about Black Hats on the internet. Here's one person who was saved by the truth: "Hi. I am soooo glad you have the info about Web Listings, Inc. I just received their "bill" exactly like your bill. I was so upset because I know I never signed up for this. I started looking on the web for info about them, and that is how I found you. Thank you! You saved me $65. I owe ya one! Thank You, Annette, Villa Ridge, MO"
January 4, 2008
Launching the website ahead of schedule to meet demand for information about our first two Black Hat Operations. Updates are scheduled soon and the site should be fully functional by the end of January, 2008.
All the information posted on this site comes from researching publicly available records, reputable websites, personal correspondence, phone calls and interviews. Opinions stated are merely my own and may not reflect those of anyone else. If you find any false information on this site, please set me straight and send an email to lew@lynnellenwolf.com with the truth. Thanks.
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