I love this name so much that I hate t forget it at any cost. FAMOUS HOTEL, Bengaluru. I would have used this a million times in a minute of my conversation and the latest was with my unusual muse Ram Gopal Verma when he said “the red hills shoot came out superb and I am excited about it” and I said “ you know Verma there is a hotel called Famous Hotel in Bengaluru? And I know the only reason he would have put that name is because he was sure that it might actually get famous for the services so why not a name that at least will, thus “FAMOUS HOTEL”. So, rather than calling it red hills shoot in Vizag you should be called it a “super shoot”. It's for me to decide whether it's superb and for you to make” and he had to oblige and it's not very easy to get that from him, period.

Very recently I came across a site called “CANADA VISA REVIEW” and like the site and the famous hotel in Bengaluru, they decided to be a Canada Visa reviewer, why? Because they had that name available in Godaddy and could buy it for 99$s and become an authority to review any one and every one. Authorized by none but self-proclaiming to be one they voluntarily decided to write about my company and I emailed then why did they have to write a negative review about us for which they say that in checkdomain.com my company name is not showing the owner’s name, so they had a doubt. Now I am not sure whether they have any common sense because protecting the buyers and owners identity is a luxury my company could use and had to educate them on that but what was surprising is me being asked to voluntarily give ads in their website and that way they might want to change me fate and my company’s, a 500$ per month is what it will cost.

You know what I did? I checked for a site called www.bestconsultants.com, alas it was already taken, just imagine what I could have done if that was available and with the kind of lead I took from the www.canadianvisareviews.com site owners.

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