They permit their users to do malicious acts like hacking and accessing your htaccess file to redirect your traffic to their site, then claim it is an accident, when it is clearly a malicious thievery.
Email I sent:
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: AH | harry <
[email protected]>
Date: Tue, Feb 23, 2010 at 9:26 PM
Subject: Re: Report of Attack/Hack/Unlawful editing.
To: <REMOVED>
Cc:
[email protected]
Please,
1) send all complaints to
[email protected] ;
2) provide more exact info about hacks (logs of webserver, etc).
Thank you.
12 15 wrote:
The owner of this domain has been altering/hacking into peoples htaccess
files and redirecting traffic to his site.
I performed a whois search so that I could contact them personally, but they
do not have any information listed, however they are registered with
GoDaddy. I'm also registered with you, and felt violated for the traffic
that they stole and the harm done to our site for a few days.
<http://www.topadult10.com/search.php?aid=50103&said=uni&q=REMOVED>
http://www.topadult10.com/ is the address of the violating website who
unlawfully hacked or altered our htaccess files so that all traffic driven
from Google would redirect to their own site, the topadult10.com url.
Thanks.
RESPONSE
Hello.
Owner topadult10.com said that it was a mistake. This will not happen again.