iphone-unlockme.com é seguro?

This is a scam website selling softwares available for free like redsn0w for jailbreaking. They promise to unlock your phone but once you pay, they stop responding. They dont unlock your phone at all. After repeated attempts to get in touch with them, I got the following reply: Hello Thank you for contacting our team Your IMEI was Sent for processing, its not up to us now . We don't know when it will be available. There are no Refunds, all sales are final once You have access to member section and once We have started to supply the service with sending Your # IMEI & MODEl for processing. Yes it works 100% Just follow the steps really careful , there is a video You can download with instructions. If the instructions are hard to follow wait till next solution will come out in a week or two. We provide these services and instructions for a fee of $19.99 Unlocking will not be issued if you have previously attempted to unlock the iPhone with another method not from us and failed as there is a limit on how many attempts can be made and we have no control over that. iPhones which cannot be unlocked due to being previously reported as lost or stolen and have been banned are not eligible for a unlocking service To use our services you must ensure that your iPhone has been previously activated. There is no code , everything is done on Your computer with iTunes and these step by step instructions. You must complete step 2 after step1. Just follow the steps really careful , there is a video You can download with instructions If the instructions or downgrade are hard to follow wait till next solution will come out in a week, We are currently working on a new unlocking solution , it will be posted in few days , in the member section . It will be much easier to use. Engineers spent weeks working on the new solution and fix. And the fix they are talking about is a fix for older basebands. IOS 4 on bb 4.10 cannot be unlocked using the method. The method they give is the same as given on iPhone Dev Team's blog.