We are an internet marketing firm specializing in search engine placement. We have standing agreements in place with Google and Yahoo to list our clients in the top three sponsor results on a flat rate monthly fee. This is not pay-per-click.
When you have a moment, please visit www.google.com or www.yahoo.com and perform a search for "search engine placement", where you will always see a link to our website in the top three sponsor results. (www.nettsolutions.com)
We can provide the same valuable service to you and will customize a package to fit your monthly budget.
Thank you,
Jeff Altneu Marketing Consultant Nett Solutions 65 Enterprise Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 (949) 330-7066 Direct Line (949) 330-7071 Fax [email address]
Funny. They are providing Pay Per Click but since they charge a flat rate (which I am sure is based upon how much it cost to meet the PPC requirements to stay in the top 3 positions) and saying it is not PPC. I suppose it could be fraud since they are saying it is not Pay Per Click but it may skirt the fraud issue by charging a flat fee to the client. They are marketing to the naive and those who are unfamiliar with how SEM works. I am sure there a plenty of people out there who will fall for this though.
> We are an internet marketing firm specializing in search engine > placement. We have standing agreements in place with Google and Yahoo > to list our clients in the top three sponsor results on a flat rate > monthly fee. This is not pay-per-click.
> When you have a moment, please visitwww.google.comorwww.yahoo.com > and perform a search for "search engine placement", where you will > always see a link to our website in the top three sponsor results. > (www.nettsolutions.com)
> We can provide the same valuable service to you and will customize a > package to fit your monthly budget.
> Thank you,
> Jeff Altneu > Marketing Consultant > Nett Solutions > 65 Enterprise > Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 > (949) 330-7066 Direct Line > (949) 330-7071 Fax > [email address]
> they are providing Pay Per Click but since they charge a flat > rate (which I am sure is based upon how much it cost to meet the PPC > requirements to stay in the top 3 positions)
Hey?? PPC might increase you traffic, but I can tell you from experience that it doesn't change your serps.
> Funny. They are providing Pay Per Click but since they charge a flat > rate (which I am sure is based upon how much it cost to meet the PPC > requirements to stay in the top 3 positions) and saying it is not PPC. > I suppose it could be fraud since they are saying it is not Pay Per > Click but it may skirt the fraud issue by charging a flat fee to the > client. They are marketing to the naive and those who are unfamiliar > with how SEM works. I am sure there a plenty of people out there who > will fall for this though.
> On Jul 13, 8:08 am, cipango wrote:
> > Hi, I got this email on my website's mail address the other day. I > > guess they're total fraud, but I thought I'd ask.
> > We are an internet marketing firm specializing in search engine > > placement. We have standing agreements in place with Google and Yahoo > > to list our clients in the top three sponsor results on a flat rate > > monthly fee. This is not pay-per-click.
> > When you have a moment, please visitwww.google.comorwww.yahoo.com > > and perform a search for "search engine placement", where you will > > always see a link to our website in the top three sponsor results. > > (www.nettsolutions.com)
> > We can provide the same valuable service to you and will customize a > > package to fit your monthly budget.
> > Thank you,
> > Jeff Altneu > > Marketing Consultant > > Nett Solutions > > 65 Enterprise > > Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 > > (949) 330-7066 Direct Line > > (949) 330-7071 Fax > > [email address]
Yeah, but if you notice the wording they never mention anything but the Top 3 Sponsored Results so in reality they are not promising good SERPs. The uninformed may infer that is what they mean but they cover themselves pretty well with the mention of sponsored results.
> > they are providing Pay Per Click but since they charge a flat > > rate (which I am sure is based upon how much it cost to meet the PPC > > requirements to stay in the top 3 positions)
> Hey?? PPC might increase you traffic, but I can tell you from > experience that it doesn't change your serps.
> doc
> On Jul 13, 11:02 pm, mpilatow wrote:
> > Funny. They are providing Pay Per Click but since they charge a flat > > rate (which I am sure is based upon how much it cost to meet the PPC > > requirements to stay in the top 3 positions) and saying it is not PPC. > > I suppose it could be fraud since they are saying it is not Pay Per > > Click but it may skirt the fraud issue by charging a flat fee to the > > client. They are marketing to the naive and those who are unfamiliar > > with how SEM works. I am sure there a plenty of people out there who > > will fall for this though.
> > On Jul 13, 8:08 am, cipango wrote:
> > > Hi, I got this email on my website's mail address the other day. I > > > guess they're total fraud, but I thought I'd ask.
> > > We are an internet marketing firm specializing in search engine > > > placement. We have standing agreements in place with Google and Yahoo > > > to list our clients in the top three sponsor results on a flat rate > > > monthly fee. This is not pay-per-click.
> > > When you have a moment, please visitwww.google.comorwww.yahoo.com > > > and perform a search for "search engine placement", where you will > > > always see a link to our website in the top three sponsor results. > > > (www.nettsolutions.com)
> > > We can provide the same valuable service to you and will customize a > > > package to fit your monthly budget.
> Yeah, but if you notice the wording they never mention anything but > the Top 3 Sponsored Results so in reality they are not promising good > SERPs. The uninformed may infer that is what they mean but they cover > themselves pretty well with the mention of sponsored results.
> On Jul 13, 9:39 am, dockarl wrote:
> > > they are providing Pay Per Click but since they charge a flat > > > rate (which I am sure is based upon how much it cost to meet the PPC > > > requirements to stay in the top 3 positions)
> > Hey?? PPC might increase you traffic, but I can tell you from > > experience that it doesn't change your serps.
> > doc
> > On Jul 13, 11:02 pm, mpilatow wrote:
> > > Funny. They are providing Pay Per Click but since they charge a flat > > > rate (which I am sure is based upon how much it cost to meet the PPC > > > requirements to stay in the top 3 positions) and saying it is not PPC. > > > I suppose it could be fraud since they are saying it is not Pay Per > > > Click but it may skirt the fraud issue by charging a flat fee to the > > > client. They are marketing to the naive and those who are unfamiliar > > > with how SEM works. I am sure there a plenty of people out there who > > > will fall for this though.
> > > On Jul 13, 8:08 am, cipango wrote:
> > > > Hi, I got this email on my website's mail address the other day. I > > > > guess they're total fraud, but I thought I'd ask.
> > > > Hello Chase,
> > > > I have just visited your website athttp://www.usedcarsorangecounty.com > > > > and thought you might have an interest in our services.
> > > > We are an internet marketing firm specializing in search engine > > > > placement. We have standing agreements in place with Google and Yahoo > > > > to list our clients in the top three sponsor results on a flat rate > > > > monthly fee. This is not pay-per-click.
> > > > When you have a moment, please visitwww.google.comorwww.yahoo.com > > > > and perform a search for "search engine placement", where you will > > > > always see a link to our website in the top three sponsor results. > > > > (www.nettsolutions.com)
> > > > We can provide the same valuable service to you and will customize a > > > > package to fit your monthly budget.
cipango, you are right but I would be willing to bet that simply having a dedicated account rep, which many SEM companies have, could cover them. I agree with you that it is fraudulent but they may be covered in technical terms.
> Yes, of course they hunt for the naive. But it's their claim to have > special partnership with Google and Yahoo for which their ass isn't > covered.
> cipango, you are right but I would be willing to bet that simply > having a dedicated account rep, which many SEM companies have, could > cover them. I agree with you that it is fraudulent but they may be > covered in technical terms.
I wonder if their account rep would be happy knowing what their client is doing though. ;-)
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> > cipango, you are right but I would be willing to bet that simply > > having a dedicated account rep, which many SEM companies have, could > > cover them. I agree with you that it is fraudulent but they may be > > covered in technical terms.
> I wonder if their account rep would be happy knowing what their client > is doing though. ;-)
