nativex.com é seguro?

This site does offer legitimate rewards for completion of the tasks listed. However this site is not recommended to beginners or people unfamiliar with sites that offer this type of thing. Some of the content listed on NativeX (such as the mobile application downloads) can be a bit sketchy. Make sure you understand what you are downloading/installing/buying before using this site.

re: ***** Potentially unwanted applications re: ***** DNS: http://dns.robtex.com/nativex.com.html DNS: http://bgp.he.net/dns/nativex.com

It's a very old company and use to be W3i. I've had a bad experience that's why I´m not sure they are re-branding. Its reputation is soso. They have free software at random which are poor and badly useful. For free software it's ok.... At least one day I tried to contact with W3i and they used to answer me back; it was good but not least...

NativeX is an old company, which I used to know as W3i. I don’t really trust the site, because it owns freeze.com, which as you probably know has a not so good reputation. They stuff their products that you haven’t agreed to, so be careful before you use the site. You might find some good content on the site, but be aware that there are lot of free stuff, that may tempt you while looking for what you need.

I just noted that, while I am dealing with legacy filth from W3I, the name is now NativeX. I go to WoT and what do I see? New name is confirmed to be changed from W3I and they own Freeze.com. Also there is NO RATING YET DISPLAYED ON THE SLIDING BARS ABOVE. Any time I see no numerical ratings and few to zero comments on WoT I go straight to my NoScript Blacklist and set up a new entry before proceeding with anything else. NoScript and WoT catch these for me and NoScript now denies entry to their scripts. I contend the same as below in that I see the lack of ratings and comments--especially on something that appears it should have been around long enough to have a WoT reputation--as a likely attempt with intent to obfuscate who they are and what they are about, to avoid explicit blacklists under their old name, and to get into my system/network. If you think I'm just paranoid then OK. Experience for decades has made me a paranoid consumer. Any unknown, particularly on the Internet, is worthy of paranoia first until proven innocent. This isn't about laws in the US. This is the WORLD Wide Web. Enjoy fishing for fun and interesting things, but remember this: the PHISH will BYTE you!!!

I have used ***** for a while now. I would rate them as yellow though. They are a pretty old company, and used to be w3i. I'm not so sure why they decided to rebrand, I honestly disagree with it. They own freeze.com, which actually has a bad rep for stuffing their products with other software. Stuff that you didn't agree to it. I honestly didn't like it, but i guess if you want free stuff, you have to support it. Just be sure to be careful, because they have a bunch of free stuff to tempt you to download their materials, yet their stuff is loaded with random software's. However if you can find your way, and wee through it, you can find some decent content. Once, I did write to their w3i customer support, and surprisingly actually got a response back. I guess that's a good sign, right?

this is same old company ***** changed their name after distributing virus , scamming people just search Google w3i scams, w3i virus Worst publisher ever providing malicious content affiliated with ***** a famous virus distributor ,No moral ethics showing virus on their offerwall Changed their name to nativeX nice strategy first scam, distribute virus , what more can i say this company has no ethical morals "