Yeah, it looks the same with little tweaks. My question is did those magazines feature flymaids as they are stating? EDIT: The site looks the same and that is a clear fraud hence my question.
According to the article, no.
I think it is a joke.
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Yeah, it looks the same with little tweaks. My question is did those magazines feature flymaids as they are stating? EDIT: The site looks the same and that is a clear fraud hence my question.
According to the article, no.
I think it is a joke.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
According to the article, no.
That's a bit brazen to make those claims on the site. They can get into trouble for that and also ruin their own reputation. So I am thinking the site is a little joke? When you click on help and go to FAQs, it labels questions as "HOT". I think it is a joke.
Testimonials are the least of their worries.
I would have assumed that I'd be notified if sensitive information on Homejoy was sold to a third-party or "partner", but I should have probably read their privacy policy more closely when the shutdown notice came out.
[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20151023153644/https://homejoy.c...
Earlier quoted context omitted.
According to the article, no.
That's a bit brazen to make those claims on the site. They can get into trouble for that and also ruin their own reputation. So I am thinking the site is a little joke? When you click on help and go to FAQs, it labels questions as "HOT". I think it is a joke.
I'm not defending the practice of course.
www.flymaids.com. 3600 IN CNAME cleanerconnect.herokuapp.com.
cleanerconnect.herokuapp.com. 300 IN CNAME us-east-1-a.route.herokuapp.com.
us-east-1-a.route.herokuapp.com. 60 IN A 23.21.224.165
Would the author have a case for emailing Heroku's abuse address and asking them to look into it or would this fall outside their purview? My hypothesis is that they'd want to know if their services were being used in a fashion that was creepy (for lack of a better descriptor).Earlier quoted context omitted.
That's a bit brazen to make those claims on the site. They can get into trouble for that and also ruin their own reputation. So I am thinking the site is a little joke? When you click on help and go to FAQs, it labels questions as "HOT". I think it is a joke.
Did you notice they literally copied their competitors site? Testimonials are the least of their worries.
You might want to obfuscate the last 4 digits of your credit card in that screenshot given how useful it is for hacking other systems.
Looking like they sold their customer data over to fly maids or whoever was behind them. Surprised they were able to actually transfer the CC info. When I was at a company that was selling off assets, the most we could do was give them customer email addresses. I have serious doubts about the legality of this.