Is bartonpublishing.com Safe?

I have received valuable helpful information that is concise and is researchable anywhere! I have followed their health protocols and have benefited profoundly! The questionable bad comments are Unfounded and Not to be recognized as grounded in Reality! I have yet to be disappointed with this company, or been Spammed/Scammed, or experienced Virus/Malware! But I Own a MAC, so I'm not accustomed to these issues! Do yourself a Favor, Get An Apple/MAC! Jayebird59

Users "vikes73" and "Ray Edwards" Joined WOT in the same month on which they left their positive "reviews." "Ray" does not appear to have been active on WOT since. Vikes73 left one other comment, a positive review for ***** ... a Barton Publishing site. IMO, these two people (if they really are two separate people) are shills. This only serves to impugn Barton Publishing even more.

Barton Publishing uses marketing that is the online equivalent of TV infomercials, and I'm sure people are put off by that. But when it comes down to the nitty gritty, they have some great and informative products on home health remedies. A friend of mine bought the Diabetes book and it had lots of great information. He said it was almost too much information and he didn't even know where to start!

If you are looking for reliable, carefully researched, doctor approved, natural remedies… you will find this site useful and informative. Frankly, I am shocked at some of the other comments that have been left here. I am thoroughly familiar with this website and I can tell you that their information is trustworthy, and their customer service is top-notch. I have used several of their natural remedies-specifically the ones for acid reflux, fat loss, and memory, and found each of them to be very helpful and beneficial. Plus, being an inquisitive and skeptical type of person, I did my own independent research into their recommendations. Their suggested natural remedies are safe, and supported by many reliable scientific research studies. While they definitely are "alternative", they are not edgy or weird. My advice is please ignore the patently negative comments about this website, and take a look for yourself.

This is a health scam site operated by Barton Publishing, an Internet-based for-profit business which displays weak or fake trust seals, has a P.O. Box instead of an exact business address, and advertises via the ColocateUSA email spamming network. Risks: tracking and spam, credit card fraud, identity theft, malware, disease. The spam email provides cloaked redirecting links and contains a hidden list of nonsense words intended to fool spam filters. If you visit the main site - bartonpublishing.com - a JavaScript injection will disrupt Internet connectivity by trashing your local DNS cache (2 trials, same result). All of Barton's sites link to the main site for Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, so your own due diligence will lead you to malware. Reference: http://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/bartonpublishing.com

Barton Publishing is doing a lot of good teaching people how to use natural remedies for all sorts of health problems. They do a lot of marketing, which some people don't appreciate, but that is how they are able to spread their message and help so many people. I highly recommend checking them out and learning from them. They have a great blog, too.

A quick Google search will give many bad experiences warning you not to divulge your Credit Card details to this site