While this looks great, there is a part to the sign up (step 2) that is pretty offensive:
"We are interested in partnering up with true opinion leaders. Prove us your friends listen, send them an invitation to become testers too. It's very easy to do, just select you network and enter your login information. *An invitation email will be sent to everyone on your contact list.* If you have questions on how this feature works read the FAQ page. We do not save your login info." I have over 600 contacts on my gmail account which includes anyone who I have sent email to or responded to over the years. I DO NOT want every single one of them to get "invited" nor do I want to give out my gmail login for chrissake! This is flat out DUMB and far from a legitimate request! Why would I want to give up control of my email account to some unknown (spam??) entity?? IMO this is a jaw dropper that needs to be investigated. Abha On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 3:29 PM, Robert Nelson <webmas...@betaincgroup.com>wrote: > Hello Seattle Linux Users Group, > > Your contact Robert Nelson invites you to participate in an iPad > review program. > Marketing research companies are looking for individuals who are > interested in reviewing the new Apple iPad. The testing period lasts one > month, after which reviewers can keep the device as a reward. > To see more details or to register to our program, follow the link below: > > http://www.betaincgroup.com > > Thanks, > > The Beta Testing Inc Group > ___ > This message was intended for linux-l...@ssc.com, and was sent on behalf > of Robert Nelson<robert.nel...@gmail.com> >
