Le site r20.rs6.net est-il sûr ?

It amazes me that so many spam mails appear to come from a "good site" when I check in here. The rating is excellent, in spite of all but ONE single review telling us that it is suspecious to say the least: It comes with a link saying "please click here" This link goes to an address so long that it stretches all the way across my screen and then some. Very basic advice: Stay clear of it! Anything could be hiding at the other end...

My Firefox security settings plus security add on make it almost impossible for me to reach a web site that utilizes this junk. For example, YouTube uses it extensively and videos take forever to load and I have 20+ Mbps download speed under normal circumstances.

Invaded my email, and made all links from email redirect to their add's and tracking malware/spyware.... Which are blocked, so it just redirected me to blank pages... Id call that malicious. Wasted a significant portion of my internet. Broke a ton of links in my email. Now I cant resolve a problem with my financial institution. May become a police matter. This company clearly has no online ethics, and should be taken out of action ASAP.

I get fidgety when I am invited to "Click here for more..." in an email, and discover that the link underneath that invitation contains a chain of over 160 encrypted characters being directed to yet a third party... I hate it when it happens. ... I hate it even more when someone tries to tell me that those encrypted backdoor leaks are completely innocuous. I am a retired programmer. I would probably be less suspicious if I did not know that evil exists, and can be implemented via such an info string. To the vendors that don't want this type of critic: Keep your hands where we can see them at all times. This backdoor info channeling concept smells like a tunnel to a rat's lair.

While some people may not agree with their religious perspective , I have used this site for many years and have never had any complaint. It is actually the site of a national award-winning journal and is highly appreciated by most people familiar with it.

This is a domain used by Constant Contact by a variety of businesses of all sizes to maintain customer contact. It may include opt-in for existing clients or mass mailed to potential clients. Of course, this vendor may represent valid, good standing businesses or less reputable clients. The particular mailer that came to me via this domain is from a reputable plant seed company on an opt-in bases "http://www.sevenacreseeds.com"