Send us your money. After all, the radio waves WE send out are way more special to the aliens than the ones they could pick up from your cell-phone.

End Transmission.

I was going to mention cellular phones, but Rod beat me to the punch.
Cordless phones, wireless computer operating, and long-distance calls via sattelite also send radio signals of one sort or another. So do automatic garage door openers, for Pete's sake.
Of course, we have no proof that any of these signals come within range of any extraterrestrials capable receiving or understanding them, but then, that's also true of the messages you could pay "Talktoaliens.com" $4 per hour to send.

One concern I would have, assuming that this is legit and that aliens could possibly get this message, is do they have any kind of monitoring system as to what kind of messages people are sending? What if someone is sending the message "come and kill all us Earthlings" or transmitting valuable military secrets (which incidently could be intercepted by someone on earth. Some nut could be sending anything out there! Do we really need this service available to the general public?

Gary, it's not $4 an hour, it is $4 a minute! Yikes.

Why not. If the aliens are watching, they've already seen us kill most of the aliens we've encountered on the tv screen.

There's no way in hell that they would believe us if we said "we come in peace" right after they just watched the latest broadcast of an "Aliens" marathon.

And all it takes for some nut to broadcast is a ham radio, cell phone, etc. This is just another way to separate a fool and his money.

But I already talk to aliens...the maggots in my head act as special transmittors. For $3.99/min these aliens better start talking back. Do you guys smell burnt toast?

This could be real, sort or like those services that for a fee will name a star after your loved one. But I see a number of flaky things with their setup:
The antenna is just an older style satellite TV receiving dish. You can probably get them free for the asking from someone's backyard where there are plenty taking up space (no pun intended) these days. They can be used for transmitting, you just need a transmitter in the feedhorn at the focus point. The gain at their operating freq (2.4GHz) would not be too great for that size of dish but it would still work.
They say they use the maximum power allowed by FCC Part 15 rules. Part 15 mainly deals with interference generated by the said device. I assume they are using an unlicensed low power transmitter to avoid the hassle of more stringent FCC regs. That means they are probably using a common wireless access point or cordless telephone for a transmitter, something that will not attract attention from the FCC.
Some ham radio operators who operate on that band could verify they are transmitting. Those hams that play with bouncing signals off the moon could tell if they are putting out a significant amount of power (when TalkToAliens is pointed that way) but I don't think they are.
They say they point at the Milky Way and since the Milky Way goes 360 deg around the earth it would require no tracking, but that's a huge area for a spot specially chosen by 'astronomy consultants'.
Anyway it's just a gimmick like Alex says. Funny how they try to dress it up by saying it was done by 'experienced business leaders and technical professionals' and that they have been working on it for 5 years!

Even the companies that "name" a star after your wishes are a scam, sort of. They can't actually "officially" name that particular star after anything. Official names are determined by a body that doesn't take requests, for a fee or otherwise. They might name the star after your wishes for "their" particular star registry. But it's not the official registry... so is the star "really" named after you or your wishes???

Yes Mark or Jen, I agree. But when you think about it, is any registry really official? The late Carl Sagan told a funny story in one of his books. He gave a lecture on astronomy to an adult audience. Afterwards a lady approached him and said, "I understand now how you determine what stars are made of. But how do you find out their names?"

Oh, if I could walk with the aliens, talk with the aliens...

Grunt and squeak and squawk with the aliens...

All of this is wasted time to all of us who KNOW that aliens are already among us! Hey, I saw it on TV, it must be true. Besides, just watch any cat for a while. They do spend a lot of time communicating with their mother ship, and chasing Greeblings.

i know a kool guy with a ku satellite van that just started a srvice that goes to parties and sci-fi conventions allowing everyday folks to get in fron t of the camera for 20 bucks and send there messages into any part of space they want for 3 minutes. pretty kool. bet he is geting rich !!!!

how are ya want to drop by my backyard for a bbq and a coldy

shaun is in my class

hi we are so cool luv all out there.

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i want a ride off earth this plant is dieing and if you can help help pepole off earth

prove how aliens r real let me talk to them