Can't link without permission!

Found this in Asmore hedge fund website



"No third party is permitted to link any other website to this website without Ashmore's prior written consent."

This can not be legally enforced?:|

Earl

 

[Codefixer]

ha ha, who's gonna be the first one to link to it!

 

[directmarketingadvice]

This can not be legally enforced?:|

I see you didn't link to it in your original post, you wuss!

Steve

 

I see you didn't link to it in your original post, you wuss!

Steve

These people have serious money ,Historically loads of dough and the right legal team can make wrong into right.

I have no interest in promoting ponzi schemes.

Earl

 

[terryuk]

Care to drop the link so I can see?

 

Care to drop the link so I can see?

Just google "ashmore" and then bottom of "about us" page.

Earl

 

[WDeveloper]

It can be enforced if found out and checked. The claim itself means retribution of some sort. But I doubt their reasons because anyone could link to any one. The problem could arise if you link to something fishy.

 

[MancunianCreative]

Soooooo how do the search engines fare? (Have they given permission to ALL of them?)

 

[WebTrust]

It can be enforced if found out and checked. The claim itself means retribution of some sort. But I doubt their reasons because anyone could link to any one. The problem could arise if you link to something fishy.

What law can it be enforced under?

 

It can be enforced if found out and checked. The claim itself means retribution of some sort. But I doubt their reasons because anyone could link to any one. The problem could arise if you link to something fishy.

You mean like a hedge fund?

Earl

 

[Curious]

Ha, mental. There was a post a while back on this. Don't know if that list is current, I expect more than a few still have the same ideas.

A friend of mine works for one of the big Premiership clubs - they had a similar policy apparently - the people running the website didn't see the reason to let others link to them, or any benefits to come from it!

 

[Annoying Donkey]

Well I guess if they made a claim you could counter-claim on the basis of the link benefit