OT somebody needs your help

'Get two million page hits and I'll do three-in-a-bed'

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/04/06/website_challenge/

 

Looks to be getting about >120 hits/second.

I'd say he's doing ok

 

Have a night out in Nottingham, its a lot easier [1]
[1] allegedly

 

I reckoned he's scred a dozen hits just from our office. He's achieved
his target, anyway.

It's a hoot: every bloke in the office has scrolled down to the hit
counter, and said: "Yay! Well done, my son!" or something similar.

 

And the women are all tut-tutting?
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jeremy
'01 Triumph Sprint ST in green
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jeremy0505 at gmail.com

 

Looking pensive, more like.

 

Even though ...

"Bootnote

Seems there may be more (or less) to this website than meets the eye:

Dear Lester, I was referred to this site yesterday by a friend of
mine (the usual word of mouth thing). Howver, I was slightly concerned
by the unprofessional look and format of the page; I was therefore
overly cautious about clicking on things on it.

Which turned out to be a good thing!

If you look at the link properties for his links to metrodate.com
and gamefly.com (well, the gamefly link is gone, but it did the same
thing yesterday), the actual href link takes you through a redirection
website! I looked up the owner of the sites that the links redirect
through and came across a company named: ValueClick.com, an online
advertising firm.

Now, this was before the statements listed for April 5 were posted.
He has since stated that he is getting a financial bonus for signing
people up for metrodate.com. However, with a click-through redirection
system, he's actually making money from people simply clicking on the
link to metrodate (not from having them sign up!).

Personally, I feel that this is horribly unscrupulous and dishonest!

Please warn your readers not to click his links!

Thank you for your time, Dave"