Le site bluehornet.com est-il sûr ?

Regardless of its past spam fame, the only current purpose of bluehornet.com and its few remaining pages is to redirect to related pages at mapp.com, a crudely designed site that flippantly promotes an internet marketing (read spam) business. VirusTotal reports bluehornet,com pages as safe; but there is no reason to visit them.

Fake Facebook page: ***** Also got this spam: From : ***** Subject : You're Invited. Our Annual Spring Sale Starts Today! You were added to the system March 3, 2016. For more information please follow the URL below: http://echo4.bluehornet.com/ Follow the URL below to update your preferences or opt-out: http://echo4.bluehornet.com/ To unsubscribe from future mailings, send an email to mailto:unsub-@emailsendr.net?Subject=Unsubscribe&body=Please%20remove%20me%20from%20further%20mailings with "Unsubscribe" as the subject line.

Spam header: (EHLO smtp.ararat.bluehornet.com) (67.216.226.225). Of course, Digital River is in on it. "Ben Carson for President 2016", and "USA Health News Now". Neither of which I care about. Spam artists "Trying To Reach You". Message header: (EHLO smtp.bishop.bluehornet.com) (67.216.227.90). How this didn't get caught in Yahoo's spam filter, I never know. Email marketing = spam.

This site is owned by Digital River, and handles sales for third parties. Problems: They spam They phish way too much - appears that they collect lots of info They do not attribute that they are the order handler - and are a third party. Instead, they act as if their outreach comes directly from the manufacturer, and the manufacturer (in this case Parallels) will not provide support to you regarding the purchase or the transaction itself. You are out of luck. There is no evidence of any contract between the BlueHornet organization / Digital River organization that Parallels was aware of (I contacted the Main Headquarters, which has confirmed that). So, if you spend money on BH, it is a risk. If they do provide a license, it may or may not be validated by Parallels. Digital River has, in the past, come thru on its sales, but it appears that their control over this organization is greatly lacking because of the freedom with which BH seems to have to use other companies' names.

we got a spam e-mail from them today soliciting for Senator Ted Cruz who feels he is being cruelly criticised... rogue company, rogue politician. update: we got another today for Ted Cruz asking for money update: more spam e-mails from Ted Cruz and now blue hornet has added the huckster, Ben Carson

There is no evidence the site is actively spamming anyone. The sites BH were hosted on were not responsible for any infections. Folks, please use the tools available to rate the web site fairly. and also use other tools to block trackers if they bother you.

***** sends persistent spam to an endless stream of bogus addresses. They clearly do not use opt-in lists. The sources lists are most likely derived from purchased bulkmail lists that are buffered with millions of random addresses to make them appear more comprehensive. Most of the clients appear to be scam/spam operators. Do NOT consider using this company for legitimate marketing!

Come on folks, this site is no better or worse than google, apple, or any other big business site. They are just a service provider (email marketing in this case) and just as you can find malicious sites on google and Jennifer Lawrence had a bad experience on Apple, go after the bandits, not the horses.

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! "

To sum this website up in one word, "Annoying". Too bad THAT isn't a category. This site spams many people, and how is usually works in like this: 1) You get an email, and the email tells you to click the link to go to the site. 2) You click the link. 3) It brings you to their website, and is assumed to get your email information and/or place tracking cookies. 4) Redirects to the destination you actually intended to go. 5) Has your email without you knowing. Annoying.

Spamming STOOGE Site - Illegal Spam Distributors, Tracking & Redirection - Email Harvester | Illegal Mass UCE Host - hxxp://bluehornet.com - Site is associated with sending Illegal Mass UCE Spam - Site redirects to Possible Illegal Phishing/ID Theft Scams - Site uses Shortened/Obscured Redirection/Tracking URLs to HIDE the true web address - User beware. Do not become their next victim. **-** The intended and deceitful practice of sending Illegal Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE), Unsolicited Bulk Email (UBE) is not consistent with how a "legitimate and reputable company" would/should do business. Their knowingly violating U.S. Federal Law reflects poorly on the hosting services entire company’s image by associating their service (“Name”) with criminal actions. ***-*** Why would you trust a company that needs to knowingly send Illegal Mass UCE Spam? Which of course sounds nothing like how a legitimate and reputable company would/should do business!