These scam artists are very good and they use your money to improve their appearance as a legitimate business - but you won't get anything for your investment.
Worse yet, the fine print (in spite of what they promise verbally) shows they really don't make any promises except ones you can't prove are not fulfilled.
In short, they promise that at least 10,000 people will view your website when it appears above their toolbar, which is supposedly a product that 30 million internet users have downloaded. (Note that you have no way to prove or disprove this "fact.")
When one of these users searches on the key word you have purchased ($1000 per keyword/phrase) your website appears. So far so good - you can see this happen on THEIR home websites at least.
You can go into the back office on dotlessdomain.com and see the IP addresses of people who have supposedly searched for your key word - you cannot see any other information about them including their email addresses. Note that you have no way to prove or disprove that these are genuine IP addresses, or that they actually saw your website.
The idea sounds good - a great idea if it actually worked. However, after hundreds of supposed searches (IP addresses listed in the back office), I received not ONE response or request for my free sample offer, not one request for information, no action at all after 3 months.
If this was legitimate, there is no doubt that there would have been some result, however small.
Unfortunately, they have a seemingly perfect defense and are getting better every day. I want to see hundreds of complaints on the Better Business Bureau website (since they point to their report of only 5 (now 6) complaints - obviously people don't file reports when they are scammed!).
This is too much money to let it go. They are getting rich and we are getting ripped OFF! Revolt! Register your complaint with every authority you can think of!
Hannah
Damariscotta, Maine
U.S.A.