Phil N.

These folks market "free" courses, all programming, computer related. I thought I'd check it out. So, far, no luck. I'm still trying to register. Also, based on the incorrect use of tense on their home page, I suspect they're located in another country. My initial impression - there's a few minutes of my life I'll never get back... Of course, you get what you pay for, I suppose; so you have that.

This is Intrust Domains. It OK, if you're looking for a specific domain name. But they search existing domains and then market similar domain names to those owners, and are relentless in their e-mail marketing. It's so easy to push the little "send" button and fill up everybody's in boxes. Ugh...

I think this is a absolutely great site and I support the premise entirely! It's so easy to put up a site, which is good, but bad at the same time. By working together, maybe we can help each other avoid scams.

Hey, while we're at it, let's work hard to keep the government from sticking their greedy hands into the net. Pay attention, c'cause they keep introducing bills that would tax internet users one way or another.