Keen ultralight?

[QFT]

Everyone's talking like it's a scam, but it's more likely in my opinion that someone is trying to get a business off the ground and are learning how to build a website. They've plopped a bunch of temp filler there copied from other sites, haven't finished building things, and didn't figure that people would visit yet (or didn't understand the problem with having it live before fully built). There's very little differentiating this from other sites that haven't gone live yet. The Panama thing could be a red flag, or it could be completely legit.

Give it a few months and we'll see where they're at, it's obviously a work in progress.

[pgibson]

Legit site or not legally they have copyright infringements all over the place. And any of the owners there off could file against them.

[martincline]

Fyi... the whoisguard is a company in Panama not necessarily the company that owns the site.
Many sites use this type of service to avoid lots of calls and mail from site builders and scam artists.

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It's just one piece of a larger puzzle showing that things are little bit shady with them.

BTW, Both of my companies websites Whois info is real and accurate and I've never been contacted by a vendor once. Both have been live for several years.

[daneaustin3]

It's just one piece of a larger puzzle showing that things are little bit shady with them.

BTW, Both of my companies websites Whois info is real and accurate and I've never been contacted by a vendor once. Both have been live for several years.

I get crap in the mail all the time for my sites...

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[Gideon]

Not to insult anyone but I think you'd be very foolish to use a site that his this sketchy. At best is an extremely poor attempt to grab month using other's works/products; at worse they're just fishing for credit card info.

Seriously poor judgement/discernment if you'd even consider using this site; again, not to offend but this is so glaringly obvious.

Gideon