December 10, 2004<br>
Deborah E. Sakach<br>
American Historic Inns<br>
P.O. Box 669<br>
Dana Point, CA 92629-0669<br>
VIA FACSIMELE [removed]
<p>Dear Ms. Sakach,<br>
  SUBJECT: USE OF IFRAME TAGS ON YOUR SITES</p>
<p>I became aware that both iloveinns.com and bnbinns.com site make universal 
  use of the &lt;iframe&gt; tag In individual listings. Ultimately, this tag makes 
  it look like that your sites sent a visitor to a listed Website, when in fact 
  it is just someone viewing a listing on your sites. In essence you are achieving 
  a click-through rate and artificially inflating referrals from your sites, a 
  somewhat questionable practice. I am sure that you will defend this practice 
  as being only an attempt by you to pre-load the page in order for it to be viewed 
  faster. Unfortunately, this is a feeble excuse, considering the sinister use 
  of the tag.</p>
<p>If you have trouble understanding the above, please pass it on to your Webmaster.</p>
<p>I would like you to remove these tags from all your listings by December 13, 
  2004. If you do not, I am prepared to escalate this Issue. I am sure that you 
  are aware or the potential impact this might have on your business, as the Inn 
  keeping community discovers your practice.</p>
<p>Sincerely Yours,<br>
  Inn Keeper</p>