NO more relationships with 'girls next door'!; - after TWO in the 'Priory Street Posse'!

discovering the dark side of the dodgy ‘cheap website traffic’
market. Many suppliers turn out to be plain rogue traders!
First on Tuesday, I had a reply from my old credit card
company, Capital One, saying to return the enclosed credit card
agreement signed. I had phoned them last Thursday, and
applied for a new card, as (a) my Virgin credit was used up (b)
I needed a credit card, even though this Classic card from
Capital One was twice the interest rate of my Virgin one – for
emergencies and any remaining Internet purchases from next
week – even though I could not think of any at present!
I eventually posted it on Wednesday night, so they should give
me a new card in ‘7-10 days’ from Friday – hopefully the card
and PIN will be here next week. There was lots of email due to
a fresh submission of my site to search engines and directories
by www.websquash.com – but notably, no reply at all to
several emails to www.millionvisitorclub.com. I spent my
fourth purchase in March on software services by paying $29 –
UK£22.16 – to www.pageranksubmit.com to submit my site to
100+ ‘top’ directories, with high (PR 4 to PR 7) ‘Google Page
Ranking’ indices i.e. themselves with hundreds of thousands of
links to them in turn. The $29 (£22.16) came out of my
account on the Friday – but mysteriously to date, got refunded
the same day! Have I got all the 101 high PR links in the
submission report that they sent on the Saturday – completely
for free?! Good news if I had, meanwhile I was fretting all day
Monday and even more on the Tuesday – about the total lack of
traffic, or replies to emails about that sad fact from seemingly
really ‘bargain basement’ Adam Hudson of
www.millionvisitorclub.com !
I told my two ‘girl’ platonic friends at the MIND club of my
anxieties about possibly having been scammed that night. ‘The
website is totally convincing – but why no traffic and why won’t
he reply to emails?’ I told them. They said all I could do was to
wait, but at 8.15pm when I got back home from the club, I had
already decided to check up on this site by googling for it. Two
minutes later I had seen several ‘scam reports’ on Google
indicating the whole thing, as one might expect at that peanuts
price for millions of visitors – was indeed complete rubbish, a
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