I remember this question pop up on the General Discussion board and on my city's board. The consensus was "no". It appears to be a front for one of those casual sex dating sites, designed to scare hobbyists into using them. Where there's 100 men for every 1 woman, and most women are bots. You know, like that site whose name rhymes with Wesley Addison.
More times then not when I google a phone number for reviews that website pops up. I usually cannot find any posted reviews for the provider when that happens. If that website pops up I keep looking for another provider. Am I over reacting and being paranoid when I see that website?
I remember this question pop up on the General Discussion board and on my city's board. The consensus was "no". It appears to be a front for one of those casual sex dating sites, designed to scare hobbyists into using them. Where there's 100 men for every 1 woman, and most women are bots. You know, like that site whose name rhymes with Wesley Addison.
& then adds it to the data base. At best it's a shake down of legit providers who want to get their info removed. This question comes up very frequently on this board.
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As others have replied, this question gets asked repeatedly. A simple search probably would have shown you that.
Many legit, and TER reviewed providers are on that site. It just pulls ads from escort malls and posts them
as possible LE. Then they try to steer you to adult dating sites, and also charge providers to have their info removed. Total scam.
Most of those websites are designed only to take and sell information. When you click on them, In other words malware, Trojans, etc. will be installed on your computer. Be careful of visiting unknown websites. Especially the ones related to unregulated business's!
I have found them to get through most if not all antivirus applications