November 4 2005 Updates

Scam Sites:
liberty-club, (ip: 67.15.80.77), problem with payments reported. if you look at the site itself, it is very unprofessional, well, garbage in garbage out. I would never invest in a site that is not professionally done.

pacificheritage, (ip: 69.50.163.139). Scam reported by one of my blog reader. When in doubt , do not invest in it. Here what I found out about this site, thru various site checkings:

Website Title: PACIFIC HERITAGE :: pacificheritage.net
Meta Description:
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Meta Keywords: how to validate social security numbers, telephone reverse directory, find social security number, us search by social security number, unlisted telephone numbers, osceola county public records, hamilton county public records, find high school friends
Reverse DNS: 69.50.163.139-custblock.intercage.com

Here is what I got from the reader:

Dear hyipdaily,

Please warn your readers about a phishing scam by the low life operators of Pacific Heritage (www.pacificheritage.net). After you follow their instructions, they grab your e-gold information and clean out the contents of your account. They've stolen massive amounts of money today, and my hope is, they won't be able to steal anymore. I've enclosed a copy of the email they sent.

- drose63

Dear Member,

Please log in to Pacific Heritage to withdraw your funds and interest. We had a database crash these days so you need to verify your e-gold account number with 1 cent spend after login and right after the full withdrawal amount would be deposited to your e-gold account instantly.
Please do this fast because we need to process a lot of withdrawal requests, those who would pass verification first would get the e-gold withdrawal instantly.

Administration of Pacific Heritage.
Pacific Heritage INC.

Thanks for all your inputs, so we can fight the scammers out there.
(Update) I got another confirmation from another reader on pacificheritage. The bottomline is: when in doubt, or any sign of problem, stay away from it.