Scammers Stealing Content
I received this email the other day:
”Hello,
“My name is Natia From Unlimitedmarketing.net and while researching my latest article, I found your article and it looks similar and related to our article. If you publish it and it's paid could you give us a Link insertion price, and any content terms or requirements? We may be interested in submitting a good quality article with your specified title and keyword if you will give us one informal link from UM.
“P.S. I wondered if you accept sponsors on your homepage with a do-follow backlink. Please let us know more details and we can cooperate for sure”
The link that followed took me to an article on her site . . . and it was virtually word-for-word MY original article. They changed the graphic and a few words here and there.
The GALL of these scammers just always astonishes me.
Recent Comments
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Wow, the audacity of it all, Don! Hope you get that sorted out!
Jeff
I submitted the form, and it's pretty obvious, so - fingers crossed! Though I can't imagine this other side outranking me. I have 8 years head-start.