Is nationalconsumercenter.com Safe?

Absolute scam. ◦ Sells personal information to advertisers and hackers without consent. ◦ Phishes your emails and sends scam "offers" to you. ◦ Manipulates settings of the device if it is mobile. ◦ Hijacks passwords through cookies. ◦ A suspicious "F00_2 something" file gets sent to your device. ◦ Uses notifications to create popup ads and send p**n. ◦ Customer service is cosmetic and nobody ever replies.

This site asked me for a email, I gave them a one that I've abandoned, but then they asked me for my zip code. This site is seemingly a scam because they hide the content under various URL's, including amarktflow.com, onlinepromosusa.com, etc., also perhaps trying to not arouse as much suspicion by rewarding some people the shown reward.

The National Consumer Center targeted me via unsolicited email. I did not open the site. The following is from Removepcvirusnow.com; a virus removal and guide site, "***** is recognized as a destructive web browser redirect infection that interferes with Internet users regular online experience significantly. It generally modify default system configuration – Windows boot sector which has the responsibility for operating system’s boot loader in order to run automatically every time system boots up. Storage devices, local area network, P2P Application/Network Sharing, visiting malicious/untrusted sites, downloading apps from unreliable source and such others could lead to the system getting infected with *****. After it’s installation, it acts like a devil which have the full capability to ruin all the functionality of the compromised computer. Even though, you never accessed to any spam site, Nationalconsumercenter.com can entice into and tamper with target web browser due to it can be bundled with third-party Windows programs. Apart from this, its main objective is to attack your all popular web browsers including Google Chrome, Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox. Nationalconsumercenter.com has been programmed in a highly sophisticated manner by the cyber criminals and hence the normal anti-virus so installed on the computer is unable to detect it. It is extremely important to drop everything that you are doing and to concentrate entirely on removing from your machine."

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