Anyone know how much it costs to have a review written for your own company?  I don't know how many of you have seen this before, but I find it hilarious!  Down the google search page when searching for "spring ridge club" is a page called: Halogen Guides | Spring Ridge Club Reviews Here: http://realestate.halogenguides.com/companies/spring-ridge-club/reviews .  If you're bored and want a good laugh, you should read through those reviews.  This is just another example of the kind of stand up guys these jokers are.  Trying too boost membership by paying for reviews.

So how do I know they're paid for?  Well, first of all, given the yearly dues at the SRC, the people who would be customers don't strike me as the type to go out writing reviews on random websites about what a stellar experience they've had at SRC.  Second, if you read through the reviews, it's obvious half the people don't fish, and half are just writing what someone told them to write.

There's sites out there like Amazon's mechanical turk where you can offer a small fee to people to write reviews for you.  What I've seen come out of mechanical turk looks a lot like these reviews.

Here's a few of my favorite lines:  (These don't sound like the kind of people that would have an extra $60,000 laying around to throw at a fishing club)

 Quote from "Member (Dayton, OH)" ---- I joined Spring Ridge club because it offer outstanding fishing, with big and challenging fish, beautiful surroundings, and reasonable accomondations.

Quote from "Member (Princeton, NJ)" --- World class fishing is one reason why I joined Spring Ridge Club. But I also joined for world class guiding and instruction.

Quote from "Member (Wadsworth, OH)" --- I joined Spring Ridge one year after fishing on the clubs great waters.I joined Spring Ridge for several reasons

They even posted their own review!  LOL - Management (Washington , DC)

We created Spring Ridge Club to conserve irreplaceable trout streams for our kids and future generations. We offer blue-ribbon fly fishing experiences within easy driving distances of New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and other east-

 I mean, come on.  Are they that hard up for members that they have to stoop this low? 

 The Beavers are at it again!