Ist citysex.com sicher?

They tried to get me to the site by having a fake girl on Facebook tell me she needed me to vote for her on an online bikini contest. The reason for me having to go to the site was because they were sponsoring the contest and I needed to get a "Voter ID" which would only be given after I registered for free. I knew something wasn't right at that point and so I asked her what the domain was for the host of the bikini contest and she freaked out on me and then quickly deleted her account.

Adult-dating scam "CitySex". ***** was created on ***** at Registrar "ENOM, INC.". A scam operating for well over 10 years!! (and Registrar Enom sponsoring the scam all those years). All this kind of scams work in the same way. First you can create a FREE account. Even if you fill out NO age or an extremely old one, no name etc. etc. , it will take only 1 day (or less) before you start receiving invitations from 'ladies' who are interested in you, and send you an e-mail. Of course the ladies AND the e-mails are fake. No real lady will be 'deeply' interested in you, when you have provided no details about yourself at all. Only the imaginary 'ladies' made up by the criminal operator of the dating scam will. So, you think, WOW someone is interested in me, let's read those emails. Nope, than you first have to become a PAID member, money to be paid every month, for email contact with someone who does not exist. Scam, scam, scam. ***** *****

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Someone hacked my server and loaded redirect files to these criminals. Ban them from the web. They hide their identity yet are a business. It is illegal to hide registrant details for any domain unless a private non trading individual owns the domain.

The link to this site was in a SPAM e-mail (I give all sites involved in sending me unwanted SPAM e-mail - especially if the URL is re-directed). The link in the e-mail was " http://www.briana-hinman.info/" (bad reputation - ***** ) .... which ends up on citysex.com. As a bonus there is a pop-up for "http://www.seemyexslut.com" - next target for a poor rating from me. The initial e-mail was from "briana_hinman@briana-hinman.info" which Gmail flags as bad.

Spam promotes site. Spam email was transmitted via IP ***** in Indonesia using Yahoo web mail, possibly with stolen email credentials. Some of the email addresses on the spammer's distribution list were obtained by illegal, deceptive or otherwise unethical means, perhaps bought on the black market. The email fraudulently claims to be a religious tract, but it contains a 'shortener' URL that initiates the following chain of redirections hXXp://bit.ly/wvCdgr hXXp://20519.s3-website-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/ hXXp://clickztrax.com/?a=2845&c=46980&s1=dd46980 hXXp://connectlinking1.com/cgi-bin/CScash.cgi/301/41436:82744008:2845 hXXp://www.citysex.com/index.php?Welcome_to_CitySex&x_source=dPS41436.82744008.2845