Re: What happens now?

I would feel as concerned as you seem to be. My 2 cents of advice (but remember, this is your money and your site, so your decision)

- I would ask your SEO company more details: why do they do that, what are alternatives, which of these links should be considered as harmful and dropped, which other links should be sought for (eg, RELATED directories). what are their other current actions
- If they do not want to listen to your concerns and act within 2 weeks, drop them: you are going to lose not only the money you will pay them, but also your time and temper, AND RUN THE RISK of your site being ênalizd and your business impacted.

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2009/6/11 Impy <wynnemail@gmail.com>

The company we hired to do our SEO partnered with a web developer. I
don't know what deal they struck - but they had the web developer put
a link on all his web pages to link to our company. There are about
300 links back to us out there now.

My company is in the business of Freight Bill Audit and Payment, we
offer Supply Chain Management and Transportation logistics.

some of the names of the sites are:
propinch
therapy-billing-software
usalocalmall
mychamberofcommerce
buy53074
thevictorianjewelry
emergencymedicalservices
easypcbillingsoftware

My question: Won't google penalize my site because it appears as
though we are part of a giant link farm. None of these sites have any
relevance to our business.

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