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Anyone who uses **********@aol.com as there admin contact can forget that looks like a free ipod site.
good luck though
You would have lost that bet.
If it was the actuall real thing then yes it would have been worth it. However I realize I should have researched this more before telling anyone else about it. I have heard about it before and dont know how to find the “actuall” company or original product.
Oh well.. Shit happens.. Ill strike this one up as a mistake
just curious where you found their email address? I couldn’t find it on the site.
so I don’t get it? How do you know its not:
If it was the actuall real thing
I’m assuming you’ve concluded this is a scam because
dont know how to find the “actuall” company or original product.
Just trying to learn so I don’t fall victim. Frankly I never saw anything wrong or suspicious about the site…
thanks in advance for replies
A quick whois tells all. Plus the URL you give is not what link goes to it goes to http://www.aatcm.com
http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/whois.ch?ip=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.aatcm.com
The link I left was setup as a redirect using my site to give myself credit and even asking people to do so did not help. I wont do this again really and like I said sorry for even bothering everyone.
As far as it being a scam…. Not sure I called it that but….
There are lots of products out there like this one and one big thing about it being a “scam” I guess is the videos. I am not sure if its still on there but the QVC one shows them being sold for like $20 and this site sold them for $26 so you would be better off buying from QVC imo. However once I figured out you had to buy the product, handle it and all that crap I was not good with it anyway.
