The site is fine. No spam and you can choose what and how much information they send to you about promotions and new sweepstakes.

The poor ratings are political and from anti-consumer people I'm sure. It's this type of stuff that makes me question WOT as useful at times. "

If you get this link from an email of a trustworthy source, such as eBay, PayPal, and others, it's safe. But if you get this from some random spam, avoid it. "

This site engages in activity which might negatively affect your computer. Proper discretion should be used when visiting this site or providing any personal information. "

Incompetent staff. Takes losing shipments personally. Proud sponsor for killing gays in Africa. Should spend money on staff training. "

LinkShare Deal Dispatche is a contact stealer "

Sadly some real businesses are using this to and should change to another company to send out their emails.

For example geek.com uses p0.com as in this link http://link.p0.com/u.d?GYGtv4p1cCesIhbrjWM=91 redirects to geek.com

And to unsubscribe they give this link http://housefile2.p0.com/unsubscribe.jsp?s=

Geek.com is a real company.

But I can see how this could also easily be used by spammers. Best to say the page it redirects to is the spamming site, not the one they are redirecting you from as sometimes they are innocent or in other cases got hacked. "

PCMag.com uses it. Contains no malicious links or downloads too. Fairly safe to use. "

this company handles email communication for Medco Health and regardless of THEIR reliability, the vendor to which they link should be evaluated not them, since they have nothing to do with the actual content but rather are just a relay service to the actual content from the email sent to the customers of the company (in my case Medco Health) "

Many websites such as My Coke Rewards use this as a simple redirection "

Nothing wrong here. It's a link to my bank's privacy policy. "