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On 23/02/2007, at 8:47, heather wrote:
> http://www.bottle-feeding-baby.com
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> This is a website that's new to me. It doesn't seem to be owned by
> anyone, or not anyone who puts their name to it. I don't think it
> is a formula manufacturer's website as it is too amateurish and
> there are odd links (eg to sites selling a 'weight loss pill'). The
> information on it is very poor - but who to email? There are no
> contact details.
I've seen this sort of site before. It's purely advertising-driven,
to create hits on the links at the bottom of the page (weight loss
pills, etc). The material is stolen from all over the web and slapped
onto a free website template. Right now I can see items stolen from
kellymom, ezinearticles, babycareadvice, ucsfhealth and other places.
It's not intended to be high quality information, or really
information at all - just stolen filler for "search engine
optimisation" purposes.
Lara Hopkins
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