quote bottom right....
http://www.accident claims.org/
Bwwaaahahaha.
As linkbait goes, that's pretty entertaining.
quite successfully
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4771956/x-rated-testimonial-appears-on-accident-claims-firms-website.html
http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2013/02/01/queries-over-hacking-as-accident-claims-website-features-testimonial-from-anal-sex-injury-customer/
Looks like the story broke yesterday and the testimonial is still in place.
Nice! Seems like they get some press.
I would be wary putting adult terms on my site though.
spotted this on a gambling forum so it must be fairly viral at the moment.
wonder if they'll remove the quote when the links are down & press is away.
You'd think it would be outright blinking obvious. The Sun apparently doesn't think so. Oh, lordy...
End of the world, twitter as a source of opinions... ::)
Now The Register tries its hand at linkbaiting with a clever headline
New cunning linguist computer has got ancient tongues licked
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/02/12/rosetta_stone_system_for_protolanguages/
I wonder if everyone was on board with that or what was happening - I just went there at got this:
Quote
We are closed
Sorry but we aren't taking on any accident claims customers right now.
Please check back later.
And the quote in the lower right was perfectly innocuous. I wonder if they were hacked rather than linkbaiting.
or executing the last phase of a perfect crime
They're #5 for "accident claims" on G for me just now.
Since they're not taking business my guess is the domain will be sold. It certainly feels staged rather than an innocent/hack slip up.
Quote from: BoL on February 14, 2013, 07:48:49 AM
They're #5 for "accident claims" on G for me just now.
I get them at #10 now, but were #1 when I checked when this thread first went up