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Unfortunately I agree with the other posters - hosts to scammers and criminals and they don't care even when notified in the correct legal manner. They ignore all attempts to contact them for help. Their customer service agent actually refused to give me the details of their legal team.. An utter disgrace to France.
Scammer Network, hosting all of these phishing websites, do not host with them, they will copy your website! and when you try to contact them nobody replys.
Hosting site that caters to spammers! They won't respond to emails and they never remove any of the websites they host that are used by spammers. 9 out of 10 pieces of junk mail I receive have links to this website.
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