Last week, I posted a link to a website purporting to offer a pastoral counseling certificate which would allow the recipient to circumvent state licensing laws.
The image above is what it looked like prior to the post. Click on the link to see it now. Replacing the testimonials about making money doing counseling is a rambling essay called “What is a pastoral counselor?” There are no links to send in money, no glowing reports of life change via getting a certificate from Phoenix State University. However, if you go to the PSU site, you still can become certified in a variety of fields from gunsmithing to gemology, and still including pastoral counseling.
I have received a couple of emails back from the registrant ([email protected]). One said Tom Halstead had “passed away.” I hope that is not true but if there really is a Tom Halstead out there, someone is changing up your websites…
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Warren said:
I have received a couple of emails back from the registrant ([email protected]). One said Tom Halstead had “passed away.”
What did the other e-mails have to say? Did they indicate who is in charge of the websites now? If not, you might want to ask again. If you don’t get a response I would recommend forwarding the e-mail saying Tom Halstead was dead to the registrar, Network Solutions (http://www.networksolutions.com) and warn them that someone may have stolen his domains.