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Hi there, I am the webmaster of http://www.esophagealcancersymptoms.net. An SEO agency which I hired has posted a spam comment with link to my site on the site "http://scienceblog.com" being hosted by you on the IP - "205.134.244.148". The SEO agency using this dangerous spammy technique has posted similar spam comments on many other sites. This was done without my knowledge or approval. As soon as I discovered this I fired the SEO agency and am also currently mulling my legal options as the methods which the agency has used has defamed my site. I have been personally contacting the webmasters of all these sites requesting them to delete the comments. Many of them have responded and deleted the comments. I have sent an email to the webmaster of the site being hosted by you almost 6-7 times in the past 6 months requesting him to delete this comment, but there is no response from his side. I contacted him using the contact us form and the email address on their domain registration but none seems to be working. I am assuming he is not receiving the emails as the email ids from these sources are probably not current. If you go through the link below and read the comment posted you will acknowledge that this is a generic spam comment posted with the sole purpose of giving a link to my site. I feel so sad that my site has become a part of what I term as the pollution of the web. As the site is being hosted by you can you kindly intimate the webmaster or forward this mail and ask him to take immediate action. All the webmaster needs to do is just simply delete this spam comment. The spam comment is present on the following page: == http://scienceblog.com/41489/detecting-esophageal-cancer-with-light/ Rosie Brag # Thanks for your nice article. It is really providing great information to the readers. In general, esophageal cancer survival rate is relatively low. The survival rate depends up on the stage at which the cancer is discovered, the age and general health of the patient and the choice of treatment. The survival rate decreases with each passing stage. Keep going on == Thank you for spending your valuable time reading my email and hoping for a quick response from your end. Thanks
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