Platte Media *may* also be behind chartunlimited.com

[Andy M]

Though this isn't proven, Platte Media may well be behind the domain "ChartUnlimited . com" which is currently a domain holding page, was only registered in January, to a Cambridge provider.

No contact details, so it could just be an unrelated banner ad, though seems strange to link to a site not yet operational unless you're working on inbound links.

Platte Media are also sending advertising to a casino site, but this appears to have been established for several years and is likely unrelated.

Note that none of this is currently proven either way.

[jonlewi5]

you are correct andy. note the text under the weboage




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http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/7384/chartunlimitedsk0.jpg

[matt_d]

Great! 

[matt_d]

Chartunlimited.com very much now active (though the web site is as shoddy as any of MBS / Platte's web sites are)

Quite apart from the fact that this is a smokescreen for these porn merchants, would you trust your personal details to a site with issues like this:

Artist of the day

Warning: include(artist_contents/content/tff.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /mnt/target03/352216/352228/www.chartunlimited.com/web/content/artists.php on line 33

Warning: include(artist_contents/content/tff.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /mnt/target03/352216/352228/www.chartunlimited.com/web/content/artists.php on line 33

Warning: include() [function.include]: Failed opening 'artist_contents/content/tff.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/share/php:/usr/share/pear') in /mnt/target03/352216/352228/www.chartunlimited.com/web/content/artists.php on line 33

No wonder they don't want to take credit cards! What a shambles!

[matt_d]

Platte Media obviously doesn't want people poking around in ChartUnlimited now, because they've either taken the site down, or ensured that there's no access to it.

Attempting to visit the site brings up a "forbidden" notice. Maybe they're rethinking the service - it looked pretty dire anyway.

Update: Oh actually, it is still there. Because the people at PM seem to know SFA about web servers, many of the background pages still exist.

They might not once PM read this, but there you go. Best to avoid like the plague anyway.