Good Day,

I was just looking at your site, and I have a number of people within our network looking for a Hotel in your area. I do not work as a lead broker or a referral agency. I'm simply looking to direct my clients to one company's site that can offer a legitimate service to help my clients.

Yours was one of maybe 30 web sites to have passed our screening process, so far your site looks like it'll make a strong fit for my people. I can be reached at 714-453-4267

Regards,
Troy Taylor

am looking for job and am hoping that my request would be granted

Good Day,

I was just looking at your site, and I have a number of clients within our network looking for baby gifts. I am seeking to work with one company today. I do not work as a lead broker or a referral agency.

I'm simply looking to direct my clients to a relevant site when they're looking for baby gifts.

Your site looks like it'll make a strong fit for what they're looking for.I am looking to work with somebody as soon as possible, so I'm hoping you are available to talk at sometime. Give me a call at your convenience.

Thanks in advance,
John Carlson
714-453-4262

From: Troy Taylor [mailto:troysdx@inbox.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2008 1:41 PM
Subject: RE: Pest Control

Hello,

I'm seeking a treatment center in your area to direct some clients to. Please have the owner give me a call at 714-453-4267

Regards,
Troy Taylor

Hello,

I'm seeking a travel bag company in your area to direct some clients to. Please have the owner give me a call at 714-453-4267

Regards,

Troy Taylor

This is the message we received,  via e-mail:

>From: "Troy Taylor" <troysdx@inbox.com>
>Date: Thu, 15, May 2008 10:39:37 -0700
>To: anmlpepl@whidbey.com
>Subject: RE: Pest Control
>
>Hello,
>
>I'm seeking a treatment center in your area to direct some clients to. Please have the owner give me a call at >714-453-4267
>
>Regards,
>
>Troy Taylor

         Obviously there may be more than one Troy Taylor in the world.  However,  the name is familiar to me.  Between 1996 and 1998,  entities calling themselves the Volunteer State Humane Society and Humane Society of the Carolinas placed hundreds of tin banks shaped like dogs on counters along a route from Knoxville,  Tennessee,  through Hendersonville,  North Carolina,  to Asheville,  South Carolina.  The boxes were placed by one Troy Taylor,  the listed owner of the PostNet maildrops in each city,  where the “humane society” telephones rang––but ANIMAL PEOPLE,  in repeated tries,  never got an answer,  nor were messages returned.  We did obtain bylaws,  articles of incorporation,  a mission statement,   and a letter of introduction  for the Volunteer State Humane Society.  The introduction opened,  “Our organization is primarily a fundraising entity,  which frequently serves to engender fear and suspicion on initial contact with animal welfare organizations.”  It went on to decry “people worried about high school kids dissecting frogs,”  and to deplore “people taking ther children to see the Barnum and Bailey [circus] and being screamed at,”  asserting that “the animals in a high-quality circus have a better life than the majority of human beings.” 
    Added the letter,  “We have pledged to keep our overhead at less than 50%,”  well above the 35% ceiling recommended by the Wise Giving Alliance.  The letter also explained,  “We will be paying those people on the street doing the work a modest salary.”  It suggested that an attorney might contact any critics.
    The much shorter mission statement said “The Volunteer State Humane Society was organized as a nonprofit fundraising entity,  designed to help provide financial assistance to various animal shelters,  rescue groups for both pet and livestock animals,  and low-cost spay and neuter clinics.  It should be noted that all funds raised in the community will be donated to programs directly in the community.” 
    However,  humane societies in Knoxville and the western Carolinas that run such programs said they hadn’t received any VSHS or HSC money,  adding that the tin dogs had cut into their own counter can revenue.
    The VSHS mission statement continued to assert that VSHS,  “following the lead of the Humane Society of the United States,”  is “dedicated to helping fund education aimed at raising consumer awareness of conditions existing in many commercial livestock operations,  as well as helping to provide assistance and encouragement of farmers to raise and process food animals in a more humane and healthy manner.” 
    The remaining four paragraphs of the mission statement attacked humane opposition to eating meat.
       These entities and their coin collection boxes vanished after ANIMAL PEOPLE published our findings and various other organizations including law enforcement agencies began taking notice.  
       From then to now,  almost exactly 10 years passed before I heard the name "Troy Taylor" again.

Good afternoon,



  My firm manages a large network of families and private clients online. During the year a growing number of our network members are searching for different pet accesories.

  Therefore, we are looking to find a quality source to direct our clients to for their pet's needs. We have reviewed your website and it was felt that you might be a good source to work with and to feature for our clients. Please have the owner contact me at 714-453-4267 so we may discuss this further.



Regards,



Troy Taylor

714-453-4267

Just bought from Troy. Nice guy. Product is pretty cool, but the numbers that he guaranteed was a no brainer.

Good afternoon,

  My firm manages a large network of families and private clients online. During the year a growing number of our network members are searching for different pet accesories.    Therefore, we are looking to find a quality source to direct our clients to for their pet's needs. We have reviewed your website and it was felt that you might be a good source to work with and to feature for our clients. Please have the owner contact me at 714-453-4267 so we may discuss this further.

Regards,

Troy Taylor
714-453-4267

I also got this email from Mr. Taylor he is quite a busy fellow tried to sell me advertising for my home based business I would have bought but I'm unemployed honestly people it's marketing get a life.

tryihng to sell and buy pet products
called right back
told him he was shady
he said, "hey that is how I market myself"
I hung up on him

Good Afternoon:



I represent a large network of clients, some of whom are searching online for zip lines in particular zipline equipment. My job is to find a reputable company's qualified website to direct these people to.  Based on what my screening staff have reviewed, I'd like to speak with you today about being my networks exclusively featured company for ziplines.

I can only work with one company and this feature is on a "first come first serve" basis. Please have the owner contact me as soon as possible if you can sustain a higher volume of sales efficiently.  If not, can you please refer me to a company who you might recommend?



Best Regards,



Troy Taylor

(714) 453-4267

Good Morning,

I was just looking at your site, and I have a number of clients within our network looking for African artwork online.  I am seeking to work with one company or artist exclusively.  I do not work as a lead broker, referral agency, or pay-per click advertising.  I'm simply looking to direct my clients to a relevant site when they're looking for african artwork.  Your site looks like it could make a strong fit for them.

I am looking to work with someone today, so please have the owner give me a call as soon as possible.

Thanks in advance,

Troy Taylor
714-453-4267

SPAM- these guys sell marketing services - stay away

Good Day,

I was just looking at your site, and I have a number of people within our network looking a probate attorney in the area. I do not work as a lead broker or a referral agency. I'm simply looking to direct my clients to one company's site that can provide a good service.

So far your site looks like it'll make a strong fit for my people. I can be reached at 714-453-4267

Regards,
Troy Taylor

I was just looking at your site, and I have a number of people within our network looking for a Real Estate in your area. I do not work as a lead broker or a referral agency. I'm simply looking to direct my clients to one company's site that can offer a legitimate service to help my clients.

Yours was one of maybe 30 web sites to have passed our screening process, so far your site looks like it'll make a strong fit for my people. I can be reached at 714-453-4267

Regards,
Troy Taylor

It's from some guy named "Troy Taylor" I was searching this number because it came in a strange e-mail to a friend about wanting health insurance.  My friend doesn't even sell insurance, so we're wondering if it's some kind of scam? See the number is at the bottom.

=======================

Good Afternoon:

I represent a large network of parents and families, some of whom are searching online for Health Insurance. My job is to find a reputable company to direct these people to. Based on what I see on your site, I'd like to talk with you.

Please contact me at your earliest convenience if you can help us. If not, can you please refer me to reputable company who you might recommend? Thank you.



Best Regards
Troy Taylor
714-453-4267

====================

This is the message we received,  via e-mail:

>From: "Troy Taylor" <troysdx@inbox.com>
>Date: Thu, 15, May 2008 10:39:37 -0700
>To: anmlpepl@whidbey.com
>Subject: RE: Pest Control
>
>Hello,
>
>I'm seeking a treatment center in your area to direct some clients to. Please have the owner give me a call at >714-453-4267
>
>Regards,
>
>Troy Taylor

         Obviously there may be more than one Troy Taylor in the world.  However,  the name is familiar to me.  Between 1996 and 1998,  entities calling themselves the Volunteer State Humane Society and Humane Society of the Carolinas placed hundreds of tin banks shaped like dogs on counters along a route from Knoxville,  Tennessee,  through Hendersonville,  North Carolina,  to Asheville,  South Carolina.  The boxes were placed by one Troy Taylor,  the listed owner of the PostNet maildrops in each city,  where the ?humane society? telephones rang??but ANIMAL PEOPLE,  in repeated tries,  never got an answer,  nor were messages returned.  We did obtain bylaws,  articles of incorporation,  a mission statement,   and a letter of introduction  for the Volunteer State Humane Society.  The introduction opened,  ?Our organization is primarily a fundraising entity,  which frequently serves to engender fear and suspicion on initial contact with animal welfare organizations.?  It went on to decry ?people worried about high school kids dissecting frogs,?  and to deplore ?people taking ther children to see the Barnum and Bailey [circus] and being screamed at,?  asserting that ?the animals in a high-quality circus have a better life than the majority of human beings.? 
    Added the letter,  ?We have pledged to keep our overhead at less than 50%,?  well above the 35% ceiling recommended by the Wise Giving Alliance.  The letter also explained,  ?We will be paying those people on the street doing the work a modest salary.?  It suggested that an attorney might contact any critics.
    The much shorter mission statement said ?The Volunteer State Humane Society was organized as a nonprofit fundraising entity,  designed to help provide financial assistance to various animal shelters,  rescue groups for both pet and livestock animals,  and low-cost spay and neuter clinics.  It should be noted that all funds raised in the community will be donated to programs directly in the community.? 
    However,  humane societies in Knoxville and the western Carolinas that run such programs said they hadn?t received any VSHS or HSC money,  adding that the tin dogs had cut into their own counter can revenue.
    The VSHS mission statement continued to assert that VSHS,  ?following the lead of the Humane Society of the United States,?  is ?dedicated to helping fund education aimed at raising consumer awareness of conditions existing in many commercial livestock operations,  as well as helping to provide assistance and encouragement of farmers to raise and process food animals in a more humane and healthy manner.? 
    The remaining four paragraphs of the mission statement attacked humane opposition to eating meat.
       These entities and their coin collection boxes vanished after ANIMAL PEOPLE published our findings and various other organizations including law enforcement agencies began taking notice.  
       From then to now,  almost exactly 10 years passed before I heard the name "Troy Taylor" again.