Is www.bitsdujour.com Safe?

There's something seriously wrong with this company. As a software developer, I asked to participate in their program, to which they denied. Two years later, guess what I see: My software offered for sale at the site without asking me and without agreement. After making various complaints, all they've managed to do is replace the dollar amount of their 'sale' with QUESTION marks. Way to shady.

Online Tracking make it hard to get a # see http://www.bitsdujour.com/software/advanced-xls-converter-personal-license/in=todays-deals-home - try another browser like IE, Chrome, Firefox or Opera - run Firefox in Safe Mode - run IE in Private Mode - temporarily disable your antivirus, anti-malware, ad-blocker, pop-up blocker software you have installed - temporarily disable all browser add-ons/extensions - you could skip the purchase pop-up by going directly to the Facebook and I don't have Facebook Don't Like. http://quttera.com/detailed_report/bitsdujour.com Submission date: Sat Mar 21 09:15:08 2015 Server IP address: ***** Country: United States Suspicious files: 3 Severity: Suspicious Reason: Detected reference to blacklisted domain Details: Detected reference to suspicious blacklisted domain www(dot)3dpageflip(dot)c0m

Overall it is a good site, but it does have some issues: -Sometimes purchases do not go through. In some cases this is not evident immediately, given that the customer may receive a confirmation that his/her order is being processed only to find out later that it didn't go through as expected. -They sell or give away software developed by spammers such as Aiseesoft. -They censor comments indicating that vendors such as Aiseesoft are spammers. I was a happy customer until recently. Now I seldom buy software from them and no longer recommend them. I feel very strongly about spammers and companies that support spammers, so for those who only care about saving a few bucks this may not be that relevant.

used to be you signed up for their list to get great discount codes on software. now, you sign up for their list to get an email with a link to a Facebook page that you have to "like" them on to get the deal. no Facebook account, no get deal. still they will hit your mailbox every day. disappointing behavior - too many hoops, and they run fast and furious with your info.