Bryan Brickley SearchFeed Sr Director Reaches Out
shoemoney
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I was contacted by Searchfeed's Senior Director Bryan Brickley while I was at SES NYC.
spamming high volume email deployment with no option to unsubscribe.
c) Threaten to release your domain portfolio they have scraped together if you don't bow down to them.
Yay, sounds like someone I want to do business with how about you?
Hi Jeremy, It's absolutely amazing to me you would go through all the time and trouble to create a page and post my guys feedback - http://www.shoemoney.com/2006/09/24/searchfeed-please-take-me-off-all-lists-already/, when they were only trying to help monetize your website traffic and generate some extra revenue for you. If you put just half the effort into listening to one of them, you would realize we have a number of great integration tools and could really benefit your bottem line. But regardless, please remove these posts as you are in violation of our confidentiality notices, posted below, for disseminating these emails to your audience. Please confirm once this has been done. Best regards, Bryan Brickley Searchfeed Sr. Director/GM www.SearchFeed.comWell of course I replied and said I would not be removing the post... To which Bryan promptly responded with:
From: "Bryan Brickley"I responded and said I was unclear... but then other people in the field said that they thought he was threatning to release all the domains I own to the public... wow what a news flash that would be. I have never tried to hide the fact I own a ton of domains. So Searchfeed what are you going to do publicly list all the 9,000 domains I own? Wow you guys are real class acts... No wonder I hear the stories I do about your company. Companies have told me searchfeed traffic IS PURE SHIT. Now this company is very interesting. It seems they: a) Scrape WHOIS data to contact domain owners about commercial interests (against the rules last I checked) b) Blatantly violate the canned spam actDate: April 18, 2007 2:46:20 PM CDT To: "Jeremy Schoemaker" Subject: RE: Searchfeed.com Legal Notice Ok, so how confidential is your domain portfolio?