Why do so many LocalAdLink reps search optimize Web pages and place ads targeting "LocalAdLink scam?"
You can see this by searching
LocalAdLink scam on Google. Look at the numerous ads from LocalAdLink reps targeting "LocalAdLink scam." You can also see pages and ads by LocalAdLink reps optimizing for "LocalAdLink scam" by searching on Bing and Yahoo.
Why is "LocalAdLink scam" so popular to optimize for?First off, LocalAdLink makes fraudulent claims. It grossly overstates traffic claming "millions of visitors a day" whereas it attracts only a few hundreds of thousands of visitors each month. It claims partnerships with top Web sites, though it has no special relationships except for using Google AdWords content network where its ads occasionally appear on these sites. It promises commissions to its sales reps, though many LocalAdLink reps claim not being paid the commissions they are due.
Many in the search engine marketing and multilevel marketing (MLM) communities, as well as former LocalAdLink reps have noted how LocalAdLink is a scam. See:
Yahoo Finance - Beyond Commerce Message BoardLocal Ad Link Review: It's a Scam People! Here's Why?Watch Out for the Local Ad Link Scam! Local Ad Link on Scam.comLocal Ad Link ReviewsLocalAdLinkLocalAdLink is a SCAMReport: LocalAdLink, Local Ad Link, Local Ad Link MLM Scam Local AdLink - Opportunity or Scam?So there are many posts on the Web claiming LocalAdLink is a scam. No wonder so many Web pages from LocalAdLink and its reps are trying to knock these posts down in search results.
Nonetheless, the complaints are numerous and consistent. LocalAdLink does not deliver like it claims. The "millions of visitors a day" from top Web sites has never materialized into reality.
See my previous posts on LocalAdLink and search marketing scams:
LocalAdLink - Is this unknown search directory worth advertising onLocalAdLink is for the Greedy to Take from the GullibleSearch Marketing Scams to AvoidAlso read more recent Blog posts -
LocalAdLink Scam is CollapsingLocalAdLink traffic dropped 1/3rd in June
If what you post is true, then how do the regulators not stop them?
Regards
Peter
The Securities and Exchange Commission oversees stock fraud manipulation. I do not know if that is going on. The issues I have noted do not have to do with what the SEC regulates.
The Better Business Bureau notes the problems at LocalAdLink
http://www.la.bbb.org/businessreport.aspx?companyid=100079069
Who else do you expect to regulate Beyond Commerce and LocalAdLink?
Don't forget. In this country, con artists get far before they are stopped.