Burrows, Caroline 20795 Dalton Rd., Box 1448 Sutton West, ON L0E1R0  Canada

And there are shared registrations for and/or active links between the domain names SeniorsSearch.com, WiredSeniors.Com,  SeniorsTravelGuide.com, AgeofReason.com and SeniorMatch.com.

So what does a Google search turn up for that name “Caroline Burrows?” Hmmm . . . here’s one result at the web [...]]]> The domain name SeniorsHomeExchange.Com is registered to:

Burrows, Caroline
20795 Dalton Rd., Box 1448
Sutton West, ON L0E1R0  Canada

And there are shared registrations for and/or active links between the domain names SeniorsSearch.com, WiredSeniors.Com,  SeniorsTravelGuide.com, AgeofReason.com and SeniorMatch.com.

So what does a Google search turn up for that name “Caroline Burrows?” Hmmm . . . here’s one result at the web site of what seems to be a dominatrix.

AskLadyJoan.com

Scroll down and you will see:

Caroline Burrows says: November 23, 2009 at 7:25 pm

I am 59 and as I get older I get hornier and sexier. I have a couple of very horny boys who are about 15 years younger than myself.

The other day I was out with one of them. We decided to hit the closest motel. I dont go far without my spiked boots and my see through lingere. I made him strip and bend over and grab his ankles so I could play with his ass, four fingers not lubed, also with my leather belt on his ash cheeks.

Whoever this Caroline Burrows is, she needs a few lessons in spelling and punctuation. But that is forgivable, compared to what the Caroline Burrows of SeniorsHomeExchange.Com does (or doesn’t) with the fees she extracts there.

What’s interesting to me about that porn posting is, it is dated around the same time the web site registered in that name has gone offline. if this is the same Caroline Burrows who runs Seniors Home Exchange, it is obvious there are other online (and offline) activities that she considers more interesting.

Of course, I have no idea if this Caroline Burrows of the porn site and the Caroline Burrows of the rip-off web site are the same. I’m not suggesting they are. After all, it’s a common enough name. If she would only respond to my emails I would ask her.

What else shows up in Google? Well, a Caroline Burrows of Sutton West, Ontario apparently is a “church lady” and was thanked online at  by Knox United Church, Sutton West, Ontario, Canada for her help with serving breakfast.

But, again, I really don’t know. It’s possible that neither the porn poster who calls herself Caroline Burrows nor the church lady whom the church’s chair called Caroline Burrows, are the Caroline Burrows who is the registrant of the web site that ripped off my money. It could all be one big co-incidence.

Or it could be that the ‘church lady” is leading two other lives, porn queen and internet scammer. If so, she wouldn’t be the first oh-so-pious hypocrite.

FWIW, it’s worth noting that at least two out of those three online identities are in the same small Canadian town. Same person? Mother and daughter? Cousins? All phony? I have no idea.

But I can tell you that if you send money to the Seniors Home Exchange, you might get ripped off by someone using one of those identities.

This Canadian-based company that does business under various names might rip you off the way they did me. This is [...]]]> Seniors Home Exchange
20795 Dalton Rd., Box 1448,
Sutton West, Ontario, L0E1R0, Canada

Phone:  905-722-3127
Web Address:  http://seniorshomeexchange.com

This Canadian-based company that does business under various names might rip you off the way they did me. This is a true story. I dare them to file a law suit against me claiming libel. I’d love to have them in a USA court where truth is a perfect defense against libel.

On Oct 23, 2009, I paid SeniorsHomeExchange.Com their requested US$59.00  fee for a three year membership and access to their online database of contacting travelers for the purpose of arranging mutually convenient home exchanges. My debit card was charged. They sent me an email acknowledgment.

A few weeks later, when I went looking for an exchange partner, their web site – and all their other known web sites – went offline. They simply disappeared.

Because I build and host web sites, I know how to find the owners of web sites even when the sites are down. I emailed them, asking if they would be back online soon. No response.

I repeated it a week later. Still no response.

A month to the day after they accepted my money I wrote again. Still no response – and of course, the sites remained dead.

That last email was returned because even their email address were no longer working. Knowing what I know about how the Internet works, it told me that the company hosting the web sites had shut them off, something that is commonly done for failure to pay for hosting the web site(s) after sufficient forebearance and notice.

On Dec 17th, while I was on vacation (having used a different home exchange service to make the hookup) a person claiming to represent Seniors Home Exchange wrote and said their web site was online again.

The message tried to lie to me (again remember I have been hosting web sites for more than 16 years) claiming the reason their sites were down was because their hosting company had not configured the domain to work unless would-be visitors put the www in the URL

That’s b.s. because the site was offline because of the hosting company’s suspension, as established by the bounced email. And, anyway, if that is so, they had weeks of notice from at least one paying customer (me) and a fix of that really rare error takes all of 5 seconds.

When I returned home on Jan 16th I wrote to them and asked for a refund. Their response admitted they had been down for weeks and offered to upgrade my membership to a “lifetime” deal. I’m in pretty good health and expect to live a lot longer then they will be in business but still I declined that and repeated my request for a refund.

No response.

On January 22 I wrote and said I wanted a refund that same day or I would take action. I got back an immediate response, the same day,  that promised a full refund, saying that my request was approved and had been passed it to their accounting depart and it would come “soon.”

On Feb 09, I wrote again asking for a prompt refund. No response.

On Feb 16,  I wrote again and gave them until today at 6pm my time, for the charge against my debit card to be reversed and the funds put back or I would go public. No response.

Caveat Emptor. These people are crooks.And inept as well. They can’t even keep their own web site online because of failure to pay their own bills.

They are hiding from USA law on the other side of an otherwise friendly border.