In online business where what's legal or not is blurred in what's called a grey area, the only left is your personal ethic. This also holds true with web directories.
The Unethical Side of Web Directory Business
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From http://directorydaily.com 4840 days ago
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4839 days ago
I don't see an ethical issue in reporting a scam to google. Reporting it is for the general good of everyone on the web. If one was repeatedly to only report competitors that scam, the issue is self-serving for the individual reporting it, but everyone (except the scammer) still wins.
Would you agree that reporting a scam that had no bearing at all on your personal business presents no ethical issue?
(I personally wish there were vigilantes making it their main business to help rid the web of its undesirables.)
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