User talk:Voyages
This user is a known spammer
- "Known" by one paranoid person only
- Nope... known by more than one as a scammer and spammer. Known by courts as such too. Riftreef 02:20, 10 March 2007 (UTC)
Contratulations! Wikipedia is really informative now without proper information and links to the web sites of Great Barrier Reef islands, resorts where more than 600,000 guests stay annually and a TOP 30 listed Australian Property Fund (GPT Group). Hint: wikitravel still has information and links.
And Yes, I am not Alexander Radyushin and have no idea about other accounts listed on that page. I do know Alex personally (he works in our IT Department) and I truly believe that http://www.special-dictionary.com/proverbs/ and http://www.all-acronyms.com are much better, ad free and more appropriate to the articles (e.g. proverb and acronym) than most of the current external links. I don't have any doubts that someone else will add information about these companies and sites simply because many people know and use them everyday. Voyages 00:27, 9 March 2007 (UTC)
- Hooray, there is a connection. It doesn't matter to me whether you are the same person, just that you are related, or working for the same company (economical interest). If you are so certain someone will add Voyages resorts to Wikipedia, then why did you add them yourself in the first place? Now it's too late, as the links have been blacklisted. You ruined it for yourself.
- Regarding special-dictionary and your Russian employee. I did notice a sudden swift of english qualifications once you came in. Please stop flattering yourself too much. This guy is obsessed about his own qualifications, so much that he spends most of his time making sure his link were listed first. Not a single of these danish proverbs are real danish proverbs. I bet there's tons of redundancy going on in that database. Ad free you say? He used to have links to amazon books, do you decline that too? You consider special-loans.com a legitimate business aswell? Can you explain to me why special-dictionary.com has registered for an intext advertising service:
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Nah, couldn't be for the purpose of advertising :-)
But it matters not anymore... Stay tuned with the latest discoveries on User:SpamAssasin/Voyages in regards to scamming!
--SpamAssasin 07:40, 9 March 2007 (UTC) This "user" is a company that has a substantial history in the courts over their dishonest conduct.
Not just spam, also scam!
- Domain name entrepreneur declared bankrupt (Bradley Norrish)
- In the yachting city of Perth, there are two young men sailing very close to the wind.
- Beware the domain name registration trap
- Nominet wins data mining case
Riftreef 02:20, 10 March 2007 (UTC)
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