Note that it's not unusual in the Internet Age for companies to market their products under many different domain names that funnel to one site. Even reputable bricks-and-mortar companies will purchase more than one domain and direct them to their main page on the chance that somebody will enter the wrong spelling or a different abbreviation than the company intends to direct you to. It's the equivalent of having multiple entrances to the same store on different streets. You can't blame them for wanting to be more accessible. They are not presenting themselves as 100 different companies, just giving you 100 different ways to find them. The banner of each of these sites clearly says "Tropical American Tree Farms" when you get there.
So, this is not a comment for or against TATF's marketing and business strategy. Just a comment that operating under multiple domain names that lead to one site doesn't by itself indicate that this is an illegitimate or shady operation.
As for the rest of fawtsc's post, it's true: when dealing with TATF through any of these gateways, be aware that (almost) nobody has received any of the promised proceeds from their investments with TATF. If you send your money, you are under a serious risk of being defrauded and/or losing your entire investment.
