Talk:Seth Warshavsky
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[edit]His 15 minutes were up in 1999.
GA failed
[edit]As of , the article during this review, I speedy failed this article for Good Article. This article is still stub and unsourced. Please expand this article and provide it with reliable sources to support the three pillars of Wikipedia: neutral point of view, verifiable and contains no element of original research. Please read again what a good article is. If this article ready, then it can be renominated again. — Indon (reply) — 12:51, 16 January 2007 (UTC)
Not a TLD
[edit]Sex.com is not a top level domain, it's a domain. I corrected this. .com is a top level domain. 76.170.99.185 (talk) 06:59, 3 November 2008 (UTC)
sentence/article
[edit]This sentence is broken: "Beginning in 1996, with the profits from a phone-sex operation he started while living in the Oregon building in Seattle, Washington, he had friends at AT&T who would find him sex-related numbers."