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I only just input the address to access the website and i was blocked. Thus i was asked to contact the site owner to gain access and even at that, nothing had been done, neither a confirmation that my mail was received. I think its just a medium to generate traffic to the site.
Applied for a job which was very straightforward in other words no qualifications necessary and they sent me an E-mail saying that they'd get back to me within 2 days, it has since been 5 days with absolutely no response. This is clearly a fake website and anybody you see posting content/reviews about this is likely being paid by them.
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