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M_Lyons10
Hi Everyone. This has really been bothering me, so I figured I would ask if anyone on here has any idea why someone would do this.
Here is what I am seeing. We are a service company in Northeastern PA and when you do a search online, the results on the first page are all sites for companies that "claim" to service this area (Some of their domains even mention a city up here). They even have local numbers on some of these sites...
But they're based in Florida, or California... Literally nowhere near here. They don't service this area, they don't do anything with this area.
Which completely confuses me. What is there to gain by putting a site up for an area that you don't now, nor have you ever done business in? Does anyone have any idea?? I would think this would just create a lot of nuisance calls that you don't want to be bothered with...
Thanks Again,
-Matt-
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