What do you think of Company F, which sells reviews and other articles about giclee systems, and especially printers?
As to Company F, they use interlinked hyphenated URLs to try to increase their Website traffic. In my associations with certain major Internet directories, I have learned to consider tricks like this sleazy, though legal and not technically false. They also used to call themselves an “academic”, “non-profit” body. This may have been legally correct in the country in which they are located, but it is clear that the main (or only) purpose of the site was to make money for the owner. There’s nothing wrong with making money by selling one’s services, but once again, one can ask if the way in which the information about themselves was presented was completely honest, and if it casts doubt on the honesty of the technical information they provide. I’m glad to say that as far as I can tell, they no longer call themselves “non-profit”, and de-emphasize their “academic” status. It’s only fair to note that I have ordered some of the free sample reports supplied by Company F, and found no problems
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