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An Insight into the Agloco controversy. How paid to surf scams really work

seohint.com — I'm not sure how much does the Digg crowd appreciate this sort of analysis, you won't be reading anything funny and there is no list attached, but I think that the article is worth a read to better familiarize yourself with the danger that paid to surf or autosurf programs really represent.

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  • geegel, on 10/12/2007, -0/+2P.S. I received some very nasty comments from the Agloco cheerleaders. So for all of you that think of posting insults on my blog, don't, I'm using pre-moderated comments, so don't bother. You should also check Agloco closer before calling me a liar. Chances are that you are being scammed.
  • juliocstryfe, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1Its a scam, Dugg you up, will link you

    http://15000dollarmission.blogspot.com/search/label/Agloco%20scam

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