Shediac — An domain name expiry has a New Brunswick politician’s staff feeling limp and dysfunctional.
In an embarrassing and emasculating series of events, the political website for Beauséjour Member of Parliament Dominic LeBlanc is being redirected to online advertising for Viagra.
The dejecting redirection to the online male enhancement spam is the result of the member’s web registration not being extended. Now, a cyber-squatter has taken control of the website and is redirecting traffic toward fixes for the flaccid.
“This situation has really taken the pep out of our step,” confessed LeBlanc. “Usually we pride ourselves on being an invigorated group who is energized by hard work. Since this mistake was made, our mood has really been sagging. Honestly, I’m pretty bent out of shape over the whole thing.”
Last week, surfers to dominicleblanc.ca were deflated to learn that the member’s office had lost its firm grip on the politician’s perky website. A former staffer had registered the site, and no one in the member’s office received any of the recent site registration expiry warnings. As a result, the site is in the hands of the crooked, who is selling illegal Viagra pills and other male penis enhancements.
“I’m not sure what to do next,” said LeBlanc, “but if this keeps up for more than 4 hours, we are going to have to call someone.”
