I just ran across this during a routine Google search:
The comments… simply PRICELESS. This is internet gold, people. 
Damn that’s funny, good find!
Especially like this one:
NO UNSOLICITED ADVERTISING. REMOVE MY EMAIL ADDRESS FROM YOUR COMPLUTERS; >>>e-mail address removed<<<
Now this guy’s really asking for the spam 
I’ve noticed that many computer users (where Google is set as the home page) enter the URL in the Google Search Field instead of the Address Bar. So if a high-ranked website has the specific URL in its text, it’s displayed as the first item…
I like the capitalization:
[QUOTE=EDDIE:]
WE ONCE WERE SIGNED UP WITH NETFLIX, BUT HAD STOPPED FOR A LONG PERIOD OF TIME. NOW WHEN WE TRY TO SIGN UP AGAIN IT SAYS THE USER OF OUR EMAIL ADDRESS IS ALREADY PART OF NETFLIX. WE DO NOT REMEMBER OUR PASSWORD.
[/QUOTE]
In regards to the excessive use of capitalization, and thus violating ‘netiquette’, I feel the need to employ the web vernacular: Epic Fail.
Nice. I would say that’s almost a WIN of a EPIC FAIL