Le site doctorshealthpress.com est-il sûr ?

I find the links that attract you to this site are a sales tease. They provide just enough information to get people interested, but then you have to listen to half an hour of banal sales talk which only leads you to a further page for buying a product or report. The impression is given that the people behind this are providing a public health service, but at a price. It is difficult to verify the claims made by the products on sale.

As a former quadrilingual sci-tech journals proofreader for a statewide research university system, I found nothing objectionable in the contents of this site--and it was my job for years to find and return for correction anything questionable or unsound in our researchers' reports prior to publication. This site offers factual information in the form of brief overviews for the lay reader. If Mr. Blue Frog wishes us to believe that he has found evidence of phishing, he must provide concrete evidence to support his assertion.

I don't understand why this site has been rated as poor. Nothing is for sale, Information is offered and corresponds with other sources in terms of accuracy--and there is certainly nothing here that would affect children. I am finding a number of WOT scores that make no sense. The one comment here that says to avoid this site offers no evidence to support his statement. McAfee gives it a solid rating. So what gives?

Links to adds, but no adds here, so how scam? I found this site safe and informative. I DON'T SEE ANY: requests for information; advertisements; unsafe comments for or about children. I suspect misinformation or flat out lies have led to this site's poor reputation