How to find Ooma on Google

Yeah. It’s a pretty common practice. There’s irony that if those ads appear on a site of the actual product trademark owner, and someone clicks on the ooma ad, ooma pays the real product maker for that click.

It is generally considered a “black hat” (or sinister) practice and will burn bridges, however. It basically means Ooma has no intention of partnering with any of these companies because the terms of such a deal would generally forbid buying that company’s tradmarked keyoords (and often many other related keywords).

This is really rather sad. It also says they have more money than sense. Talk about flogging a dead horse!

Yeah, Google is constantly facing law suits because of this.