Heee’s baaack! I got one of these via gmail last October and this one came to the mr-miata account. This time it is baseball, not basketball, but it is nearly word for word otherwise. The snail mail addy & phone are the same. Both the phone number and ip address are from Norman, OK. I think, but can’t be sure, the email address is different. Still not sure what this is really about, but if you want in on this email me and I’ll forward you the email…
Hello,
I was browsing through the results from a search engine when I came across your site. It has a lot of good, relevant information and I was hoping that we could exchange links. Doing so would not only help our regular visitors find other useful pages, but it would also make our sites rank higher in search engines like Google, AOL, MSN, and Yahoo. Exchanging links would be free and beneficial for both of our sites.
The site has links at the top of every MLB team page which would give you access to local traffic and out of town visitor going to and from the games.
My web page is over 4 years old and receives more than 2,000 visitors a day. I try to offer the best information available on any topic I think my visitors would appreciate.
If you’d like to exchange links for our mutual benefit, I’d be happy to discuss it with you over email.
Sincerely,
Jeremy
MLBPlayers
2215 West Lindsey
Suite 102
Norman, Ok 73071
4053212922 (please no phone calls)
Ok, inquiring minds want to know. Why give a phone number and then request no calls.
Perhaps it is one of those numbers that charges you $4.95 per minute while you wait on hold. Now that is an awesome revenue generating scheme.
I just called the number from work. After 4 rings an actual person answered. I was so surprised I didn’t even know what to say. After several “Hellos” from a male voice and me not saying anything, he hung up. Now, does he have Caller ID? Although I don’t think it matters, he can’t get me back by phone because our system goes through a couple of trunk lines and the number that shows up on Caller ID is not an actual phone.