Category: Link Building Spam

Cost Effective Link Building Services Spam

by SpamHater | Sep 8, 2011 | Link Building Spam

Geet, an Online Marketing Executive for India, wants to build links for your website. Wonder if they use email spam to do that too?

Link Building Reseller Proposal Spam

by SpamHater | May 11, 2011 | Link Building Spam

Sheetal Mishra is trying to sell link building services and reselll them as well through email spam.

Performance Based Link Building Services Spam

by SpamHater | May 3, 2011 | Link Building Spam

Email spam is always a Non-professional approach to selling freelance link building services.

Affordable Link Building and SEO Services India

by SpamHater | Apr 29, 2011 | Link Building Spam

Always amuses me how spammers will send spam email and then add a footnote claiming they’re not spammers.

Quality One Way Links from Related Websites Spam

by SpamHater | Apr 18, 2011 | Link Building Spam

Amazing how many typographical errors there are is sales pitches. Granted, it’s spam, but still…

Affordable Link Building Services Email Spam

by SpamHater | Apr 6, 2011 | Link Building Spam

Victoria, a “professional” Online Marketing Executive, makes a lot of link building promises in her email spam sent from a free email account.

Affordable SEO Link Building Services Spam

by SpamHater | Apr 1, 2011 | Link Building Spam

Apparently, not only are SEO services emails like this spam, but the spammers sending them have never heard of spell check.

SEO Link Building Proposal Spam

by SpamHater | Mar 29, 2011 | Link Building Spam

On the upside, at least this spammer didn’t pepper their email with links to their site.

Affordable and Best Link Building Services Email Spam

by SpamHater | Mar 16, 2011 | Link Building Spam

How do you know if you’re dealing with a reputable link building service? They don’t send email spam from a Gmail account asking for your business.

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