Inside Google

[Bobc01]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

I can't agree with that. Those cocksuckers seem to know a lot more about Google than we. I don't know how effective their sales pitch is, but they sure know how to get to the surfer before we do.

For a short time maybe as sooner or later they'll get caught as most spamming vermin do.

I don't see it as knowing more than everyone here, as above they're that desperate they'll try anything and everything and this time maybe they got lucky.

Next week they'll be sucking cock in the shower block of a local prison.

[virgohippy]

Originally Posted by Bobc01

Next week they'll be sucking cock in the shower block of a local prison.

More likely they'll just start all over again while we keep talking about 'em.

[Useless]

Originally Posted by Bobc01

Next week they'll be sucking cock in the shower block of a local prison.

That's a possibility for any of us.

Next week, the same crew will be giggling at us while another one of their $3 .info or .edu domains holds the top five positions for all the possible search phrases. Google deleting a domain neither stops nor deters these guys. It's foolish to think that they are just lucky at what they do.

[LowryBigwood]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

That's a possibility for any of us.

Speak for yourself.

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

It's foolish to think that they are just lucky at what they do.

Well... they are somewhat lucky unless they have cracked the algo at Google, which is highly unlikely. I'm not saying they are just getting by on blind luck, they obviously have skills being put to use. Google could wipe them out with one new filter or tweak. Simply remove .edu domains from adult related results and they're gone overnight. |goodidea