Plainsite.org "intentionally" misleads the public by having a "joint venture" with a non-profit run by the same person. Why is for-profit company in a joint venture with a for profit company run by the same person?
On the main page, plainsite.org states in one line, "A joint venture of Think Computer Corporation and Think Computer Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization" By combining both entities in the same sentence, it can be misconstrued that Think Computer Corporation is also 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
I went to check my name on internet and I found the plainsite.org with some court case that brings really bad memories and this was paid and close case more than 10 years ago. I do not need this kind of information display when part of the information is missing, and I did not consented Plainsite.org to display this information, and why I have to do this process? Why I have to read terms and conditions when I do not want it!
And why appear sitejabber to do the review? I do not understand all this!
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