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I have to agree with one of the posters here, something is wrong with a business review site that allows outright lying and fake reviews. Good example, I was researching the business here and found this: http://www.highya.com/fortunebuilders-reviews There is absolutely no excuse for misleading people who are looking around for honest answers. Oh, that's right, it's OK if money is involved.

This is one of the worst scam sites on the 'net. It purports to be a place for objective product reviews, but, in fact, they are paid by scammers to "review" their product, which reviews are straight marketing blurbs from the scammers themselves. And not just dodgy crap. These are the out and out crooks, the worst of the worst that pay to have their contrived reviews planted there. Free with the service is comments from a number of satisfied users. The most cynical of the cynical crooks, they really think they can just come on wot, bring up their dirty tricks...and just say, "Not!". In fact, the site does have a use. Anything reviewed favorably there is a big scam. Helpful to have all the biggies in one place! The website's owner, Dmitry M. Ozik, is NOT a consumer advocate or anything related to it. He's a website peddler, of the black hat SEO variety. Manipulating social media. That's his profession, that's what highya.com does, no surprise.

Strives to offer real customer reviews to help you avoid scams. Actively monitored to resist fake reviews. Uses a self-signed SSL misassigned to server.highya.com https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html#hostname=www.highya.com/ This is benign but should be corrected. Otherwise, no trouble found.