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all4posting.com has a low trust score. The website may be a scam.

Scamadviser gave a low review to all4posting.com based on several data points we were able to find online (such as reviews on other sites, phishing reports and public data such as the address of the company and server).

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The registrar has a high % of spammers and fraud sites

The owner of the website is using a service to hide their identity on WHOIS

This website is (very) young.

This website is hosted in a high risk location

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Company Rating

We see that the owner of the website is using a service to hide his/her identity. This may be because the owner does not want to get spammed. However, it also makes it difficult to identify the real owner of the website. As a result, websites hiding their identity get a slightly lower score.

Webshop Analysis

The domain has only been registered recently. We recommend you to be cautious when buying or using services from a website that is very young. You may like to check our blog: "How to recognize a scam". Websites of scammers often only last for a few months before they are taken offline. An old website is no guarantee that the site is safe. Some scam sites are even years old. Most scam sites however are taken down after a few months as the number of consumer complaints rises and the hosting company is getting tired of the many emails and phone calls. 

Technical Analysis

This registrar has a high percentage of spammers and fraud sites. The domain registration company seems to attract websites with a low to very low trust score. This may be a chance but it may also because the "Know your customer" process of the registrar is poor or non-existing. We reduced the trust score of the website as a result.

This website is located on a server in a high-risk location. Locations with a high risk are locations identified by the International Banking Federation as having a high level of fraud and corruption. We consider the location of origin in our algorithm but only other factors found (like products offered on the site) may result in a low score.

Facts about all4posting.com

Key facts
Domain age
2 years from now
WHOIS data
hidden
Company data
Organisation
REDACTED FOR PRIVACY
Owner
REDACTED FOR PRIVACY
Address
REDACTED FOR PRIVACY REDACTED FOR PRIVACY REDACTED FOR PRIVACY singapore
Country
SG
Phone
REDACTED FOR PRIVACY
E-mail
please send email to whois@ordertld.com to request the domain whois
Website data
Website
all4posting.com
Domain age
2 years from now
Website Speed
Very Fast
WHOIS registration date
2021-12-02
WHOIS last update date
2021-12-09
WHOIS renew date
2022-12-02
Owner
Name
REDACTED FOR PRIVACY
Organisation
REDACTED FOR PRIVACY
Street
REDACTED FOR PRIVACY REDACTED FOR PRIVACY REDACTED FOR PRIVACY singapore
Country
SG
Telephone
REDACTED FOR PRIVACY
E-mail
please send email to whois@ordertld.com to request the domain whois
Administrator
Name
REDACTED FOR PRIVACY
Organisation
REDACTED FOR PRIVACY
Street
REDACTED FOR PRIVACY REDACTED FOR PRIVACY REDACTED FOR PRIVACY singapore
Country
SG
Telephone
REDACTED FOR PRIVACY
E-mail
please send email to whois@ordertld.com to request the domain whois
Technical Contact
Name
REDACTED FOR PRIVACY
Organisation
REDACTED FOR PRIVACY
Street
REDACTED FOR PRIVACY REDACTED FOR PRIVACY REDACTED FOR PRIVACY singapore
Country
SG
Telephone
REDACTED FOR PRIVACY
E-mail
please send email to whois@ordertld.com to request the domain whois
Server
ISP
Psychz Networks
Country
US
Registrar
Name
CNOBIN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LIMITED
IANA ID
3254
Register website
http://www.ordertld.com
E-mail
abuse@ordertld.com
Phone
+852.81926949
Server name
IP
192.210.51.148

Request HTTP status
400

Target
jm1.dns.com.
IP
218.98.111.214
Country
DE

Target
jm2.dns.com.
IP
211.99.99.50
Country
CN

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