Ist websitewelcome.com sicher?

ORDURES aux Sites totalement ILLÉGAUX, aux FAUSSES mentions légales, en WHOIS caché comme d'habitude chez les ESCROCS qui balancent des POURRIELS à répétition pour du PHISHING puis du SCAM ! A FUIR immédiatement de telles raclures de bidet... GARBAGE in the TOTALLY ILLEGAL Sites, with FALSE legal notice, in WHOIS hidden as usual at the SWINDLERS which rocks repeated SPAMS for the PHISHING then the SCAM ! To RUN AWAY FROM immediately such scrapings of bidet ... SCHMUTZ in den völlig UNGESETZLICHEN Websiten, ohne eine gesetzliche Erwähnung, im versteckten WHOIS wie gewöhnlich bei den BETRÜGERN, die POURRIELS in Wiederholung für den PHISHING dann SCAM schaukelt ! Sofort solche Späne von Bidet zu VERMEIDEN... МУСОР в полностью НЕЗАКОННЫХ участках, без любого юридического уведомления, в WHOIS, скрытом как обычно в ЖУЛИКАХ, который трясет повторный SPAMS для PHISHING затем ЖУЛЬНИЧЕСТВО ! ИЗБЕГАТЬ немедленно таких очисток биде.... 垃圾中的完全非法的站点，而不受任何法律通告，在 WHOIS 中隐藏的象往常, 的岩石 重复 SPAMS 的网络钓鱼然后骗局 ！ 为避免（逃亡）立即这样的 scrapings 的坐浴盆...

Yes, websitewelcome.com is a Hostgator/Bluehost property. Yes, you're seeing this in the spam warnings because of bad actors on your shared server hosting on either Hostgator or Bluehost. What you don't know is that Hostgator/Bluehost doesn't care. They'll let it ride forever, while your outgoing emails end up in the receiving server's shredder. When you call and let them know this is a problem for you, they don't assure you that they can and will fix it and that it won't be a problem in the future. Instead, they try to upsell you to insulate you from the crap they already allow in the first place. The lesson: Oh they are sheisty as all get out. Drop Hostgator/Bluehost like it's hot. maybe even consider sending your rep a letter to get these jerks on the Can Spam Act. Word to the wise: ***** is just a different clown at the same circus.

***** is the abuse contact domain for registrar Launchpad, Inc. / launchpad. com--HostGator / hostgator.com--which uses Privacy Protection Service Inc/ PrivacyProtect.org) ***** (the poor reputation of Privacy Protection Service Inc / PrivacyProtect.org) Example domains with registrar abuse contact Launchpad Inc / HostGator / websiteWelcome.com: ***** (registrar Launchpad Inc / launchpad.com, abuse contact websiteWelcome.com) ***** (near the bottom of the listing ) OTHER: ***** OTHER: ***** (websitewelcome.com network ranges, run by CyrusOne LLC / cyrusone.com) ***** COMMENTS: ***** (Hidden registrant owner). The network running websiteWelcome.com, CyrusOne LLC / cyrusone.com, has no reputation, hidden ownership, and runs IP addresses rated "medium" for 30-days of spaming. See: ***** (network is run by AS20013 > CyrusOne LLC / cyrusone.com) ***** (the hidden ownership of CyrusOne LLC / cyrusone.com) ***** (the reputation--none December 2015--of *****. CyrusOne LLC / cyrusOne.com, the network running websiteWelcome.com) ***** (cyrusOne.com, which runs the hidden ownership network of websiteWelcome.com, has hidden ownership.) ***** (The CyrusOne LLC / cyrusOne.com hidden ownership network, running the network for hidden ownership of websiteWelcome.com, is run by AS35914 > Armor Defense Inc / *****) ***** (Armor Defense Inc / firehost.com, which has been known to run a rogue pharmacy) ***** (the firehost.com reputation)

Receiving emails pushing known scams from this domain.  For others receiving IRS scams forward the mails to ***** - Click this link to Add this page to your bookmarks Share - Click this link to Share this page through email or social media Print - Click this link to Print this pageReport Phishing and Online Scams"The IRS doesn't initiate contact with taxpayers by email, text messages or social media channels to request personal or financial information. This includes requests for PIN numbers, passwords or similar access information for credit cards, banks or other financial accounts.What is phishing?Phishing is a scam typically carried out through unsolicited email and/or websites that pose as legitimate sites and lure unsuspecting victims to provide personal and financial information.Report all unsolicited email claiming to be from the IRS or an IRS-related function to phishing@irs.gov. If you've experienced any monetary losses due to an IRS-related incident, please report it to the Treasury Inspector General Administration (TIGTA) and file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) through their Complaint Assistant to make the information available to investigator"

Hosts spammers/scammers/Phishing scams Just firewall ***** and protect yourself from scams and malware ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** NEVER trust a spammer NEVER buy from spammers (High fraud risks) NEVER visit spammed web sites (High malware risks)

LATER: I was giving this domain the benefit of the doubt before but with a continued stream of phishing using this domain, I suspect it's just a phishy criminal who is hosting his phishy forms web site at HostGator. Guilty until I have some proof of innocence now. (Previous comment: This may be HostGator with a sterling reputation... but how is anyone supposed to figure that out, unless thay already know it's HostGator? Whois: Registrant Name: WHOIS AGENT Registrant Organization: WHOIS PRIVACY PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. Browse to domain: boilerplate "email abuse if you have any complaints, blah blah" with no other information whatsoever. dig to get the ip address, whois on the ip address, and get an address "Suite 100", in Houston. OK, at least it's not "Privacy Protected", but that's probably a UPS drop... google maps... Oh, lo and behold, that's the address for HostGator. Legitimate sites should not make themselves this hard to identify. No matter how fine and upstanding they are, it makes the domain look very, very sketchy, and when I've got a hundred missed spam cases to go through today, why should I have to spend this much effort to determine that this is not Fly-By-Night-Viagra.RU? *(grumble)*)

Used as a name server to resolve access to many phishing scams over more than 4 years. "For abuse issues related to the websitewelcome.com domain, please email your complaint with any relevant logs to abuse@websitewelcome.com" but they do nothing. Example: Domain Name: HOPSKIPDECORATE.COM (pwned) Registrar: ENOM, INC. Sponsoring Registrar IANA ID: 48 Whois Server: ***** Referral URL: ***** Name Server: NS1233.WEBSITEWELCOME.COM Name Server: NS1234.WEBSITEWELCOME.COM

This website is being used to send phishing emails in my name and to emails extracted from my contacts list. I have had a number of friends who received email with their first name in the subject and my name and email in the signature but with different phishing sites in the content. I examined the email headers and all of them came from this website. I do not know how they got my contact list. I've never gone to this website before

Spam message: "Cheryl Good. Unpaid Bill". From the header: gateway24.websitewelcome.com ([192.185.51.209]). IP traces to the domain "websitewelcome.com" as, as listed, and the only thing on that site now is "For abuse issues related to the websitewelcome.com domain, please email your complaint with any relevant logs to abuse@websitewelcome.com". They will be blocked by tonight. Website looks to be suspended, anyway.

As other users of Hostgator have mentioned, this domain name is being unfairly flagged because it is shown in the email trace, when in fact the spamming domains are not websitewelcome.com but some others that are likely (and unfortunately) also renting server space from Hostgator,com, Eventually hostgator will catch up to the spammers and shutdown their sites as spamming is against the user agreement, but just like with ANY hosting service, the hosting company doesn't typically have a way to know in advance that the people renting will abuse their service. So many are posting the domain names of the spammers - why would you not report THOSE domain names. This domain is a hosting server, it is NOT the spammer. PLEASE if you do report to WOT or any other, please report the actual domain name of the spammer and not the host server in the email header. You may also report the spam directly to help the hosting company stop the spammers - as mentioned on the websitewelcome.com homepage: "For abuse issues related to the websitewelcome.com domain, please email your complaint with any relevant logs to ***** "