Flaherty
31st December 2003, 10:14 AM
This may be a hoax site, but you never know.
ISeeJesus.com (http://www.iseejesus.com/main.html) apparently is in the business of faking religious sightings, crop circles, etc. to boost their client's sales.
Every project is different and we tailor our work for the maximum effect. Creativity and personalization are the benchmarks of our service and truly what make our events really take off.
A restauranteur on the East coast has sagging sales and needs a boost. He contacts IseeJesus.com. A week later, in full view of staff and customers, the owner ‘accidently’ drops a bag of flour. The resulting flour cloud settles across a visible surface (wall or pizza oven). The owner stares oddly at the wall, walks over to it, takes a large breath, and blows off the flour. Suddenly, in the remaining flour on the wall, a holy face can now be seen. Word spreads and the restaurant serves as much pizza as they can make to those who’ve come to see.
A church has suffered years of ever lowering attendance. A church elder contracts IseeJesus.com. The following Sunday a righteous and long time congregant notices a pattern of a familiar face in the swirls of dirt and mineralisation on the side of the church. It looks as though it has been there for years, waiting to be noticed. Word spreads and each Sunday sees more people in the pews and more money in the collection plate.
It seems like a scam site (aside from the obvious reason) because you have to give them $50 to "initiate your account" before they will do anything.
ISeeJesus.com (http://www.iseejesus.com/main.html) apparently is in the business of faking religious sightings, crop circles, etc. to boost their client's sales.
Every project is different and we tailor our work for the maximum effect. Creativity and personalization are the benchmarks of our service and truly what make our events really take off.
A restauranteur on the East coast has sagging sales and needs a boost. He contacts IseeJesus.com. A week later, in full view of staff and customers, the owner ‘accidently’ drops a bag of flour. The resulting flour cloud settles across a visible surface (wall or pizza oven). The owner stares oddly at the wall, walks over to it, takes a large breath, and blows off the flour. Suddenly, in the remaining flour on the wall, a holy face can now be seen. Word spreads and the restaurant serves as much pizza as they can make to those who’ve come to see.
A church has suffered years of ever lowering attendance. A church elder contracts IseeJesus.com. The following Sunday a righteous and long time congregant notices a pattern of a familiar face in the swirls of dirt and mineralisation on the side of the church. It looks as though it has been there for years, waiting to be noticed. Word spreads and each Sunday sees more people in the pews and more money in the collection plate.
It seems like a scam site (aside from the obvious reason) because you have to give them $50 to "initiate your account" before they will do anything.