Is thelongevitynowconference.com Safe?

I agree with John 2012. I have spent time with the person whom this site portrays - he is a famous US healthy lifestyle promoter. There will be people who would like for him to stop doing this - powerful people. I have been on the email list for this site for a long time and have never had any problems with it. I assume it is competitors (from eg: the sickness industry) who may be giving the bad rep

I have only learned amazing healthy living protocols from David Wolfe. Just 'google' David Wolfe and you will see for yourself that this man travels the world and is respected by the vegetarian and 'green' community. Also, you can see that Dr Mercola respects him too: http://www.thelongevitynowconference.com/dr-mercola-interviews-david-wolfe/

No doubt all the idiots who gave this site a bad rating are either employees of the current medical associations or the FDA or similar bodies, or those paid by them, because this site actually empowers individuals and educates the masses on healing themselves, and is one of the most amazing sites out there.

The domain thelongevitynowconference.com, registered through GO DADDY SOFTWARE, INC. is listed on at least two SPAM blacklists as of today. This does not necessarily indicate that they are guilty of sending SPAM, merely that the server that their IP address is associated to was confirmed by at least 2 sources to be a gateway for SPAM. This leads us to recommend caution on this server as it is possible that if it is compromised for SPAM, other data could be compromised.

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 November 2011, this crept up to 14% - 758 of 5514. Because it is the largest in the market, this fraction translates into about 1,000 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 become endemic. They should work cooperatively with spam research companies to fix their problem. Since these disposable doains can live within a 3-day or 2-day window, rapid action is required to send these miscreants away.