Is oodle.com Safe?

IMHO, Site uses robots to scrape other sites for data regarding localized information, and presents that for the sake of SEO. This will confuse people looking for "X" in location "Y", and draw them in for the sake of advertising. As a hilarious side-note, they got my location (via IP tables lookup) WRONG. 100 miles off, and instead of my city of 70,000, they dropped me in a little town of 1,500. Thus, without any user input to correct this, I can only surmise that it's all a big search capture site for the sake of advertising, or making sales.

Registrar GoDaddy has an excellent reputation compared with other major ISPs like eNom or Moniker. On average, GoDaddy has a small fraction of its registered domains being spammed every day. (5.83% - 318 of 5459 every 5 days back in September). In December 2011, this crept up to 10% - 426 of 4264. Because it is the largest in the market, this fraction translates into about 550 violations of their terms of service every week. GoDaddy should create and monitor their own spam-trap and get proactive in managing this spam outbreak now that it has risen. They should work cooperatively with spam research companies to fix their problem. Since these disposable domains can live within a 3-day or even 2-day window, rapid action is required to send these miscreants away.

oodle.com is in the domain ***** A reverse DNS on hpHost Report shows this domain is associated with MMT (Misleading Marketing) practices on the other sites in that domain. That sort of makes it dangerous to enter the domain. Personally, I can do without that. Can you spell "BLOCKED!"?

This is a website service determined to die. The connect to Facebook links do not work. How do they expect to get any traffic if they are not willing to keep the site functional and working. You're experience may vary (I am using Seamonkey an internet suite with a Gecko based browser virtually identical to Firefox). I always wonder when several people post great ratings soon after a website becomes available.