The International Domain Name Syndicate, owners of fbhomepage.com, announce the removal of 50+ hardcore domain names
In an effort to help stop the spread of spam and malicious content, the international domain name syndicate has recently purchased in excess of 50 (Fifty) http://www.FB (Malicious content).com domain names aimed at hurting facebook members and fb.com
(prHWY.com) February 6, 2012 - Norcross, GA -- The International Domain Name Syndicate, owners of fbhomepage.com, fbyellowpages.com, fbwhitepages.com, fbspam.com and fbsponsor.com, announce the removal of 50+ hardcore domain names in an effort to help protect Facebook members.
In an effort to help stop the spread of spam and malicious content, the international domain name syndicate has recently purchased in excess of 50 (Fifty)
http://www.FB (Malicious content).com domain names containing offensive and malicious content for the specific purpose of prohibiting these names from being utilized by unscrupulous operators looking to exploit facebooks social network and their users for their own reward. The fb domain name syndicate will store and maintain these names and further will be acquiring more of the same from time to time.
The International Domain Name Syndicate, owners of
www.fbhomepage.com,
www.fbyellowpages.com, fbwhitepages.com, fbspam.com and fbsponsor.com, announce the removal of 50+ hardcore domain names in an effort to help protect Facebook members which includes approximately 7.5 Million children under the age of 13 years old from spam and malicious content as reported by Consumer Reports.
Recently Facebook announced that efforts to assist the members on
www.Facebook.com who receive spam and malicious content as a top priority. In an effort to help stop the spread of this content, the international domain name syndicate has recently purchased in excess of 50 (Fifty)
http://www.FB (Malicious content).com domain names containing offensive and malicious content for the specific purpose of prohibiting these names from being utilized by unscrupulous operators looking to exploit the lucrative facebook social network and their users for their own reward. The fb domain name syndicate will store and maintain these names and further will be acquiring more of the same from time to time.
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