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Developed, please provide ball park idea, thanks, juggler.
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Agree with Vorty...
The name in itself could be a problem, but this is excaserbated by the fact that amazonratings.com also looks similar to the original site.
The concept of having a collection of customer product reviews and ratings is interesting, but your site does not seem to contain any for the moment (only lists of products), and only forwards to the proper Amazon site in the end. Perhaps it would have been better with a site called Productratings.com, Customerratings.com or something similar, then feel free to fill the site mainly with amazon ratings and tracked affiliate links.
Friendly advice: Amazon's legal department seem to be fairly on the ball and have registered most of the frequent domain typo urls of "Amazon". I don't think they would let this website be, should they come across it as it is in its current state.
Best,
Toby
The name in itself could be a problem, but this is excaserbated by the fact that amazonratings.com also looks similar to the original site.
The concept of having a collection of customer product reviews and ratings is interesting, but your site does not seem to contain any for the moment (only lists of products), and only forwards to the proper Amazon site in the end. Perhaps it would have been better with a site called Productratings.com, Customerratings.com or something similar, then feel free to fill the site mainly with amazon ratings and tracked affiliate links.
Friendly advice: Amazon's legal department seem to be fairly on the ball and have registered most of the frequent domain typo urls of "Amazon". I don't think they would let this website be, should they come across it as it is in its current state.
Best,
Toby
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big time legal problem if amazon look at the site.
anyway i am sorry to say that the designs of the site is not good. too many layers
anyway i am sorry to say that the designs of the site is not good. too many layers
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^ agree
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