From:
Marc Schneider <marcshneider@mplw.net>
To:

Subject:
- Did you receive this email sent to you last week ?

Did you receive the e-mail which I sent to you recently (copied
here-below)?

Please confirm since I have had problems lately with emails
intercepted by spam-filters set too high.

Cordially,

Marc Shneider, Ph.D.

marcshneider@mplw.net <mailto:marcshneider@mplw.net>

I am Dr. Marc Schneider and I work for Multilingual Search Engine
Optimization Inc. in Washington DC ( Tel: 1 202 250-3645) - I would
like to speak with the person in charge of your international
clientele. Who is my contact? Who should I speak to??

In fact, after visiting , I have noticed
that your website
cannot be found on foreign search engines (I tested it on Hispanic
search engines, German search engines, Asian search engines, etc.) Our
company is specialized in multilingual search engine promotions in 28
languages . From the Japanese Google to the German Yahoo, from the AOL
in Spanish to the MSN in Chinese, we can show you how to develop a
true international online presence by promoting your website on
foreign search engines.

Let us show you how to develop a presence on the multilingual web
without having to translate your website: It is not necessary to
translate your website in order to submit to foreign search engines,
however, you need to have at least 1 page in Japanese optimized with
Japanese keywords and meta tags in order to submit to Japanese search
engines, at least 1 page in Spanish optimized with Spanish keywords in
order to submit to Hispanic search engines and so on...

I strongly suggest that you watch our online presentation which will
explains clearly how to get top rankings on foreign search engines
with only 1 entry page per language (click on the following link or
copy-paste it into your web browser): http://www.mplw.net/demo

From the Japanese Google to the German Yahoo, from the AOL in Spanish
to the MSN in Chinese, get users to find your website when searching
with YOUR KEYWORDS in their Native language.

Please call me at +1 (202) 250-3645 or email me and let's work on
giving your website the true international exposure which it deserves
to have with foreign native online users!!

Regards,

Marc Shneider, Ph.D.

marcshneider@mplw.net <mailto:marcshneider@mplw.net>

Multilingual Search Engine Optimization Inc.

1250 Connecticut Ave N.W. Suite 200

Washington, DC 20036 USA

TEL: +1 (202) 250-3645 - FAX: 1 (202)-318-4779

http://www.mplw.net

Multilingual Search Engine Promotion Services since 1999.

Another scam:

------------- Message ------------
Co-operation request - online ads : http://www.yourdomain.co.uk
Dear Site Owner,

Some time ago, I saw your web site. From what I saw, I would like to think
that we have related ambitions. My client is currently seeking out
advertising partners for his expanding and prestigious internet gambling
site. My client is also interested in buying ad space on your internet site.
If you would care to find out more, please get in touch with me at this
address. I would like to discuss some propositions in more detail.

Hi Subdewd,
I have had about five SEO offers via my website contact to date. Not as creative as your example

This Friday, one actually rang my mobile.
Unsolicited approaches make me ....and some of them are darned good at finding a chink in your armor very quickly.

Here's another good one:

From:
Marc Schneider <marcshneider@mplw.net>

Subject:
Did you receive this email sent to you last week ?

Did you receive the e-mail which I sent to you recently (copied
here-below)?

Please confirm since I have had problems lately with emails
intercepted by spam-filters set too high.

Cordially,

Marc Shneider, Ph.D.

marcshneider@mplw.net <mailto:marcshneider@mplw.net>

I am Dr. Marc Schneider and I work for Multilingual Search Engine
Optimization Inc. in Washington DC (Tel: 1-202-558-2504) - I would
like to speak with the person in charge of your international
clientele. Who is my contact? Who should I speak to??

In fact, after visiting www............. I have noticed
that your website
cannot be found on foreign search engines (I tested it on Hispanic
search engines, German search engines, Asian search engines, etc.) Our
company is specialized in multilingual search engine promotions in 28
languages . From the Japanese Google to the German Yahoo, from the AOL
in Spanish to the MSN in Chinese, we can show you how to develop a
true international online presence by promoting your website on
foreign search engines.

Let us show you how to develop a presence on the multilingual web
without having to translate your website: It is not necessary to
translate your website in order to submit to foreign search engines,
however, you need to have at least 1 page in Japanese optimized with
Japanese keywords and meta tags in order to submit to Japanese search
engines, at least 1 page in Spanish optimized with Spanish keywords in
order to submit to Hispanic search engines and so on...

I strongly suggest that you watch our online presentation which will
explains clearly how to get top rankings on foreign search engines
with only 1 entry page per language (click on the following link or
copy-paste it into your web browser): http://www.mplw.net/demo

From the Japanese Google to the German Yahoo, from the AOL in Spanish
to the MSN in Chinese, get users to find your website when searching
with YOUR KEYWORDS in their Native language.

Please call me at +1 (202) 558-2504 or email me and let's work on
giving your website the true international exposure which it deserves
to have with foreign native online users!!

Regards,

Marc Shneider, Ph.D.

marcshneider@mplw.net <mailto:marcshneider@mplw.net>

Multilingual Search Engine Optimization Inc.

1250 Connecticut Ave N.W. Suite 200

Washington, DC 20036 USA

TEL: +1 (202) 558-2504 - FAX: 1 (202)-318-4779

http://www.mplw.net

Multilingual Search Engine Promotion Services since 1999.

Ive got one of those... here's mine:

A few months ago, I sent an email informing you that after reviewing your website, our native technicians reported that your website could not be found on foreign search engines (they had tested it on Hispanic search engines, German search engines, Japanese search engines, Chinese search engines, etc.). I invite you to visit us online, where we offer to increase your international online visibility in 28 languages (without having to translate your site): http:
//www.zoptimization.com/index.html .

From the Japanese Google to the German Yahoo, get users to find your website when searching with YOUR KEYWORDS in their Native language!

By the way, did you get to watch our online presentation? If not, I strongly invite you to do so as it explains clearly how to get top rankings on multilingual search engines with only 1 entry page per language: http:
//www.zoptimization.com/demo.html

Rates vary from $350-$500 per language, depending on the number of languages selected. Please click on the following link to access our current rates & promotions: http:
//www.zoptimization.com/rates .

Just to give you an idea:

- 1 language = $500

- 3 languages X $500 = $1,500 - $500 special "first-time customer" offer = $1,000

- 4 languages X $500 = $2,000 – 5% volume discount = $1,900 - $500 special "first-time customer" offer = $1,400

- 5 languages X $ 500 = $2,500 – 10% volume discount = $2,250 - $500 special "first-time customer" offer = $1,750...etc.

Please call me/email me and let’s increase your international online presence! I can be reached at at 1 (202) 250-3645 between 1:00-3:30 pm EST, as I work with technicians the rest of the time. (I appreciate you watching our online demo prior to calling me).

Regards,

Marc Schneider, Ph.D.
mschneider@zoptimization

This guy seems to be getting ever so popular, bet he makes a buck or two from some poor schmuk...

Fabrizio Van Marciano
http://www.vanmarcianoart.com/

interesting stuff here about "dr marc schneider ph.d"!!


http://mycrapmail.blogspot.com/2008/02/ ... n-web.html

Nifty bit of searching Jeannie.

It's a real pain to have to delete these when they come in gluts too.
Interesting post at the bottom of that blog page re the aim of nicking website info. I know I'm probably being quite dim but I didn't really understand the benefits setting up a stolen website live elsewhere. Perhaps I read it too quickly.