Is There a Scam Account in Link2Support?

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For jhacky016, JoeDeath, or the agents who, at one time or another, have become part of Link2Support, specifically, of the account with customer service/infomercial sales. I am posting this discussion out of concern. I read one started by "jhacky016", with title, "CALL CENTER BLOOPERS (read and laugh)". URL is http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1104630.aspx. I think the erroneous lines featured in that entry wwere committed by the agents in Link2Support, especially the bloopers with "www.picustomerservice.com". However, it is not the bloopers that I am concerned about. Anyone from Link2Support, please verify this concern with me, as I have discovered that "www.picustomerservice.com", as a website, does not exist. I have tried to access it, and Google Search automatically returned information from websites showing this web address (http://www.picustomerservice.com), and the text itself is not a link. Furthermore, in relation to this, I looked into a complaints site that implies that the campaign behind it is a scam (http://infomercialscams.com/scams/power_storm_vac/start/100), where a complainant of a defective vacuum cleaner was referred to the website. As for the joke in the article, "Agent: For that concern, you can call our customer service at www.picustomerservice.com. Customer: Call where???!!" I am now clueless as to whether www.picustomerservice.com is a website where a customer can find the CS hotline number or contact email, or is it a company name of some sort, based on the online complaint I read? If it is a website, then it seems as a hoax. I wonder if the campaign is still in Link2Support. I am worried as I am about to apply and might be assigned to that account. I will appreciate a Link2Support employee/insider enlightening me on this one. Regards...