Le site revenuewire.net est-il sûr ?

SPAMMER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Apparently this is the feast of site creations including fake sites for spam, scams, advertising to sell us their crap and pollute the planet with electric resources wasted! F*cking capitalism! F*ck OVH and other spamer's hosts! And address of sh*t again! One day, the number of Internet domains used for SPAM extensively exceed the number of useful internet domains, like the number of SPAM received which represents 90% of e-mails that are received in the world! The capitalists are real r*tten! Proof here: ***** /!\ A VERY IMPORTANT TIP /!\ : DON'T CLICK ON ANYLINK IN A SPAM, INCLUDING THE UNSUSCRIBE LINK, BECAUSE YOU WOULD CONFIRM THAT YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS IS VALID, TO BETTER SPAMMING YOU, this r*ttenness is very contagious with illegal resale data, unofficially legal in corrupt countries, including France! "

Most oddly, this linked " subdomain" of the http://www.revenuewire.net website, http://www.driverutil.com/usbdrivers.html., failed to cite ANY drivers for the Terayon TJ700-series Usb modems that my Internet Service Provider(ISP) --www.comcast.net(Comcast) --uses for its wired connections. A compatible driver for this type of modem that even *an archaic or obsolete* version of Windows XP Service Pack 2--Home Ed. will recognize and properly install without further user's input("Oper With...")--often I myself will have no idea which undesignated, newly-reset application will properly perform the desired opening without misconfiguring the whole installation process!--is critically necessary so that I can restore the broadband connection in order to effectively complete repairs made to my Dell Vostro1000 Laptlp[ Ser.mod.7DDYMG*]'s local Drive(C); even Windows' installation wizards "crazily" have no knowledge of suitable,digitally-signed drivers for such devices which *have been in use for years, manufactured by a fairly-well-established company that has happened to have only recently become well-known nationwide, and used by a now-vital ISP--Comcast. An inclusion even of only Terayon, without citing model series numbers, in this site's partial listing of models in its database, would have encouraged me to make its successive webpages available offline so that I could download the program to a data CD ,then install the proper driver from the CD on the temporarily-disabled computer. Unfortunately, this missing information seems to be tangentially further supporting the bad comments about the aforementioned webpage's parent links and sites that I've just read; I'm then tempted to save this application in the laptop's C:\Quarantine File until further notice; furthermore, only the driver-scan,NOT the installation, is free--credit card possibly required to pay any applicable fees( risky unless customers' privacy is well-protected by these sites).