Ken Lay, of Enron fame, is desperate to get his "version" of the breathtaking scam he and his rich buddies pulled off into the public eye before his trial. So he's paying search engines 5-12 cents per click to return a link to his bogus account of his wrongdoings when searchers look for "Ken Lay". One of the first things you will see is www.kenlayinfo.com. If you hit on Lay's web site through this link, then he pays between roughly 5 cents and 12 cents.
Isn't it ironic that something this guy did to get his site ranked high is now possibly going to cost him megabucks if word gets out for people to keep clicking that link?
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