Is funlizard.net Safe?

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I was surprised and disturbed to find on this site (via Google Alerts) an unlicensed OCR-scanned electronic version of my son's substantial book, on which I know he worked very, very hard. ♦ Needless to say, this is a violation of international copyright laws. With the additional (and very informative) summary that she provides, fellow reviewer A440 is "pitch-perfect" in declaring it as fraudulent. ♦ If you're in any way inexperienced with the WWW, keep this in mind: If you're offered a cornucopia of FREE copyrighted material of many varieties, and feel even a bit queasy: your gut isn't misleading you. ♦ Still not queasy? The site asks you for your credit-card number, but they •promise• not to use it ("Then why . . .? Do I know you?") Typically, sez they that it's only to prove that you're of the age of majority (you're providing stolen intellectual material, but only provide it to adults? That's noble. Or something). ♦ By now you're good and queasy. Trust that instinct. ♦ — Steve in Toronto

This is yet another online streaming site that posts fake videos on youtube that point to their site. This site attempts to place a stealth charge on the unsuspecting mark's credit card by charging to cancel a "free" trial subscription or by automatically charging for a subscription. This is fraud.