Public Librarian Complains About Phone to Phone Inc.
I continue to get emailed complaints about Phone to Phone Inc. A recent email (as usual, posted with permission): _________ [begin third party email] Many thanks for your exposure of Phone2Phone. I manage a public library website and we have…
Phone to Phone Inc. is Spamming Again–This Time for Lawschool.org
I have received numerous promises from Phone to Phone Inc. that they will stop spamming me, but either they have ignored those promises or they have an incredibly weak internal data tracking system. My latest spammed email from Phone to…
Courtroom Coverage in the Internet Era–a Conference Recap
By Eric Goldman In November 2009, I spoke at an interesting and unusual event sponsored by the Ninth Circuit Public Information and Community Outreach Committee, a group I’d never heard of before. The group regularly sponsors a conference called the…
Another Phone to Phone Inc. Employee Speaks Out
In response to my prior post of a Phone to Phone Inc. employee’s email, I got the following email (reposted with permission): _____________ [begin third party email] Good evening Mr. Goldman, I am a former “employee” of Phone To Phone…
Questionable Employment and SEO Practices at Phone to Phone Inc.?
In response to my blogging about Phone to Phone Inc. (1, 2, 3, 4), which operates newlawyer.com, laws.com, attorney.org, science.org and other websites, I recently received the following self-explanatory email from a Phone to Phone Inc. employee raising some issues…
Attorney.org is Latest Phone to Phone Inc. Website to Spam Me
I apologize for the flurry of blog posts on the spam I’m receiving from Phone to Phone Inc. websites, but I’ve found that lots of folks are experiencing the same problem. I’ve already criticized Phone to Phone Inc. for their…
More Spam from Phone to Phone Inc.–This Time on Behalf of Laws.com
I’ve been kvetching about the heavy barrage of spam and telemarketing from Newlawyer.com. I haven’t previously mentioned that they are an operation of Phone to Phone Inc., which apparently has branched out into spamming for other sites it operates. This…
Newlawyer.com Spams Me Again (Twice in One Day!)
Newlawyer.com continues to earn my antipathy. You may recall that a few weeks ago, I got spammed by Dominic Sebahia on behalf of Newlawyer.com. At that time, I sent my blog post to Dominic and got the following reply: “Sorry…
Latest Example of Social Networking Site Evidence Contradicting In-Court Testimony–People v. Franco
I have Westlaw alerts set up to notify me when court opinions discuss the major social networking sites. As a result, I am now seeing a steady stream of cases where Facebook or MySpace postings are being used to contradict…
Newlawyer.com: Persistent Telemarketer, and Now a Spammer
If I may, let me propose three rules for avoiding unnecessary trouble: 1) Never tick off a lawyer. They tend to be, you know, litigious by nature. 2) Never tick off a blogger. They tend to be very noisy about…