an answer to platte customer services /public relations

hello all

I read with interest the message by Platte Public Relations.

The only thing I came up with is that Platte is saying that they are paid through a source which does not require disclosure of any details.

Platte as far as I am aware is the only site I've come across, whatever the site deals with, who ask for no details except e-mail and to record the ip of the computer. Any hacker can obtain both of them easily and there is software and trojans which can redirect your computer to a site without your knowledge and then do whatever it is set to do.

I found Platte's argument quite cynical, instead of going all around the earth to claim money and to block people's computers, why on earth, like other sites on the net, do they not use reliable software and avoid harrassing people and all these legal waffles?

I really think that there is more happening in the dark and behind doors that makes Platte use this twisted method of registration and insist in calling it an innovative method and trying to justify it. Although I think as a lay man that this method is flawed by a lot of problems and unsafe and causing a lot of trouble for the public and the company Platte will do better and offer a good service to their customers by, instead of spending the money in the legal waffles, installing good quality soft ware like that used by many other reputable sites.

Does this make sense to other forum members? What do you think?