have you seen this

[vanman]

was a bit surprised :faint:


to see Legal Beagle associated on this site ( shown in image above )

[FlamingParrot]

Re: have you seen this

:scared: :scared: :scared:
They've added an LB RSS feed to the sidebar:

<aside id="rss-2" class="widget widget_rss"><h1 class="widget-title"><a class='rsswidget' href='http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/external.php?type=rss2' title='Syndicate this content'><img style='border:0' width='14' height='14' src='http://www.ppi-claims-scotland.co.uk/wp-includes/images/rss.png' alt='RSS' /></a>

[vanman]

Re: have you seen this

:scared: :scared: :scared:

makes it look like Legal Beagle is endorsing the site:fear:

[Amethyst]

Re: have you seen this

They've had that on for ages, it's our RSS feed, we're fine with sites using our RSS feed - it's what it is there for - there are a couple others have it amongst others, names of which which escape me right now. We don't have anything to do with the site though, and hadn't even considered it might look like we endorsed them. We do get quite a few links through to the site from there so we were thinking it was really taking the opposite effect and sending people to a self help forum rather than paying for PPI services.

Obviously if there is any problem with that site let us know and we'll reconsider whether to contact the webmaster.

[Amethyst]

Re: have you seen this

Actually looking at it looks like they have had a bit of a site redesign, used to be a bit crappy.

[Amethyst]

Re: have you seen this

[FlamingParrot]

Re: have you seen this

Actually looking at it looks like they have had a bit of a site redesign, used to be a bit crappy.

It doesn't look too clever now! Can't imagine what it looked like before... out:

[Amethyst]

Re: have you seen this

lol

What on earth is this meant to mean

''Hence mis-sold PPI has become a corpse issue.'' ????

''There are a few things needs to be considering when come nearer to a company to claim your PPI in Scotland.''

''They need to allot complete lawful information about re-making your PPI claims in Scotland.''

''Probably, if you feel that you have been cheated by the bank which was forget to make your PPI claim in Scotland. The PPI Claims Scotland is one of the best PPI Claim Company could step towards justice.''

lol, need I go on.

How did you come across it vanman?

We only did through our google analytics.

[Crazy council]

Re: have you seen this

HI

the google linky spooky stuff, values a site like yours very highly, lots of users, lots of visits, lots of new material, and older material re-read by users....

So when google see a site like theres, and reads the link to you, it benefits that site in the google rankings much more than yours. Thats why sites like that put rss links up, And i link out from legal beagles to a site, is of very high value to the site

[Amethyst]

Re: have you seen this

I've taken the link off the first post.

It's not benefited them too much, they are 2,500,000th in the world and we're 56000th ish. They don't rank in the UK and we're 1700th..... so failed.

[FlamingParrot]

Re: have you seen this

lol

What on earth is this meant to mean

When you look at this page: http://www.donotlink.com/pk8 (I've used do not link to avoid helping their rankings) it seems to be the product of an online translator rather than a human being writing it.

Payment Protection Insurance (PPI), this is the word that many people are unknowing, till a person harmed of it. Worst still many people don’t even understand clearly that they have been defraud till it’s late. Payment Protection Insurance is a security, if in case a person is unable to pay amount ones debt. But pensioners, students & self-employed persons are not do something to cover this PPI. Further it is much difficult to calculate the correct estimate of payment protection insurance (PPI). Hence mis-sold PPI has become a corpse issue. However now also it is possible to make your PPI claims in Scotland. The most necessary thing is to look for a good and qualified legal profession who can guarantee success in the PPI claims. There are a few things needs to be considering when come nearer to a company to claim your PPI in Scotland.

A WHOIS query shows the domain is registered to an address in India, I guess that explains the defactive grammer [sic] :lol:

Registrant's address:
mig860, kphp colony
HYD
Andhra Pradesh
520043
India

[Crazy council]

Re: have you seen this

Interesting digging around, found that name and address related to a defunkt/news/pr website as well from 2012..... nothing interesting though, looked like a site relying on add revenue, by publishing others news

[vanman]

Re: have you seen this

How did you come across it vanman?

.

i don't know to be honest im a Googler i surf the web most nights i read a post somewhere click on a interesting link.
sometimes it good and helpful and sometimes it crap

• :tinysmile_grin_t:

i like the Legal Beagle site and if i come across some info that may help the members from Googling i post.


just look back on that site and it claims that its recorded on the Claims Regulator website www.claimsregulation.gov.uk/claims-regulation (Authorisation No. CRM 27182).

is you search Authorisation No. CRM 27182 on Google come up with 20 or more sites

[Tools]

Re: have you seen this

They are registered as authorised by the MOJ,

Business Details

Business Name: The Hub Branding Consultancy Limited
Address: The Wheatsheaf, Spiers Wharf
Port Dundas
Town/City: GLASGOW
Postcode: G4 9TJ
County: Lanarkshire
Trading Names: Scottish Claims, Northern Ireland Claims, PPI Expert, Guardian PPI
Claims Sectors: Financial products/services, Personal Injury
Authorisation Number: CRM27182

IF YOU WISH TO RECLAIM PPI THEN LEGALBEAGLES ADVISE YOU TO DO IT YOURSELF WITH GUIDANCE FROM THE FORUM

[FlamingParrot]

Re: have you seen this

They are registered as authorised by the MOJ,


IF YOU WISH TO RECLAIM PPI THEN LEGALBEAGLES ADVISE YOU TO DO IT YOURSELF WITH GUIDANCE FROM THE FORUM

Is it possible they are not the same company? Maybe the site in question is a spoof/clone of a legitimate site. :confused2: The domain is registered in India and they are using Google online translation to write the text on the site, how can it be legitimate? :mmph::rolleyes2: