Web sites pointing to Amazon - AAAARGGGH!

Hi,

in the process of trying to find a cheap cable router, and when I search for
details via Google (UK) I find pages of sites with different names all
offering the cheapest deals on the web for cable routers.

Strangely, when you click through for details they all point to Amazon.

Does this indicate that Amazon is the cheapest (a couple of squid cheaper
than Dabs on the router I am chasing - but haven't checked P&P yet) or just
that Amazon is populating the net with masses of spoof search sites all
pointing back to Mummy?

My investigations are being seriously hampered by information overload.

Or underload.

Hmph.
Dave R

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The first links on Google always point to Amazon where possible as
Amazon pay money to Google for the service.

Andrew.

 

The first links, O.K.

However, the first thee pages or more of links, almost all to other sites
which link indirectly to Amazon?

I hope they pay Google a lot!

 

They could be Amazon affiliates?

Regards
Sunil

 

I wondered if there is a cock-up in the DNS system, I tried to reach
www.giga-byte.com recently and it points to ebay!

 

Nigel

I got straight to GigaByte.

eric

 

Check for spyware. I use Spybot Search & Destroy for that sort of thing.

Also check your networking settings for a rogue DNS suffix.

 

So do I today, hence my thought about a DNS cock-up.

 

It's OK through Pipex using their DNS servers