Sophie N.

This site is using a fake Verisign badge to try to pretend to be legitimate. Everyone use great caution because if they have a fake badge they probably have lots of other fakes!

I don't completely understand MENSA. If you're so smart why would you spend your time being part of this organization? Shouldn't you be out making the world a better place or solving Rubik's Cubes in 10 seconds on TV? I'm waiting to be enlightened here... Bueller... Bueller...

TJFormal is using a fake Better Business Bureau badge on the bottom right of the site. I wouldn't use any site that uses fake badge no matter how cheap their dresses!

This site is using fake Verisign AND McAfee badges. You know what they say, if one thing is fake, everything else probably is too. Buyer beware!

A neat way to turn regular images (jpgs, bmps, gifs, etc.) into vector images that can be used as logos or blown up for teeshirts or whatever else you can imagine. When you sign up the first two conversions are free. I don't know how it works, but it works and is pretty neat!

Paying for bids is never worth your money! You're better off hitting the Vegas slot machines.

Happy New Year! =)

I just bought all my sister's Christmas presents here! Merry Xmas everyone =)

Nomorerack.com is using a fake Verisign Badge on the bottom of its homepage. A real badge should link to a unique page. And we all know that if companies have one fake thing, there are probably others... be careful!

At the bottom of their homepage there is a Verisign Badge that appears to be a FAKE! (a real one should link you to a unique page). Be careful!

I don't know why I find this so funny, but I do! Kim Jong Il sounds like an awfully evil guy who has ruined North Korea, but he is awfully cute while admiring objects such as corn.

Look out this site is using a bogus Truste badge on the bottom! A real badge will take you to a unique Truste page not just their homepage. We all know if a site uses a fake badge it probably has lots of fake other things too.

Malwarebytes is my favorite free anti-virus software. Norton and McAfee and AVG all slowed down my computer, and I always feel like they are trying to sell me stuff I don't need. Malwarebytes is really simple. I run it once a week and it keeps my computer clean!

Here is the CNET review http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-Malware/3000-8022_4-*******.html

Scam is too weak a word for these snake oil salesmen! Miracle Mineral Supplements (MMS) are dangerous! They contain as much chlorine as industrial strength bleach and have been shown to cause renal failure and death. You can read more about it on the BBC's website: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-******* and on Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracle_Mineral_Supplement

Please do not buy this for your own safety! Always consult your doctor...

Scam is too weak a word for these snake oil salesmen! Miracle Mineral Supplements (MMS) are dangerous! They contain as much chlorine as industrial strength bleach and have been shown to cause renal failure and death. You can read more about it on the BBC's website: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-******* and on Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracle_Mineral_Supplement

Please do not buy this for your own safety! Always consult your doctor...

Careful: this site is selling what look like fake UGGs and is also using fake Verisign and McAfee badges!

This site is using a fake Hacker Safe badge on the bottom right. I would be very very careful.

I enjoy a lot of their consumer articles. I use it to stay up to date on recalls and other important scam warnings. My favorite thing about them is the amount of content they produce. The articles are nice and succinct so I don't have to spend too much time reading. It's definitely the only AOL product I still use! =)

These counterfeiters tried to spam the SiteJabber forum. I wouldn't touch their knock-off shoes with a ten foot poll!

Watch out guys there appears to be a fake VeriSign badge at the bottom of the page, which probably means this site has a lot of other fakes!

This site is using what appears to be fake Verisign and McAfee badges on their homepage (you can tell because the badges are just dummy images and they don't link to actual unique pages on the Verisign or McAfee websites). Milkhoneyland probably has other fake things as well. Be careful!