10Bet Adam Prattler - Scammer - Watch Out!! Internet

As a big company with a big sports betting website we need to build links from great websites.

Looking on the internet, I found a few companies and wrote to them all.

Adam Prattler from post-me.org (which has now changed name and redirects to guestposter.net) emailed me with a list of impressive websites he can get links from, such as CNN, Washington post, Telegraph etc. which was very appealing. the prices were high of course for such links (900$ and up for each link)

I ordered about 5 links and made the payment.

When the deadline came, the links weren’t there so I started prompting Adam over and over. About 10 days past the deadline date, Adam told me on Skype that 3 links are already up and he will let me know in a couple of days when all the links are done.

I never heard from him after that.

After prompting his Skype over and over again, I got a message on his Skype. 
The one from the other side told me that it's Sara, Adam's sister and that Adam's had an accident and that she's taking care of his stuff now. “She” (?) told me that 3 links are already up and gave me the addresses of which we gotten the links from.

When I saw it I understood that we've been had: the links were from lousy blogging subdomains that don't have a direct contact with the original sites I was under the impression we're going to be in.

For example: the “link from CNN”: ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1114485 as you can see, it's a subdomain and on the picture it's marked: "not vetted by CNN". One more thing - it's not even indexed by search engines

Paying 900$ for a link like that is a scam. I blame myself too because I now know that I needed to add some conditions to the purchase but i thought i would warn everyone from buying links with Adam Prattler.