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Definitely stay away. This is nothing but a suck in. The fellow that is behind this scam is behind one of the most well known scams on the internet. Check out http://www.lilhost.com and check for the term lilhost scam and all the people who have lost money with this jerk.
The hosting company is more than likely the same scammer as behind http://www.affiliateprotectionengine.org as they are both served from http://www.domainhouse.com which operates from a fraudulent address in Los Angeles, California.
Protect yourself before you get caught in a scam. Go to the http://www.ripoffreport.com and look up the latest release on lilhost.com.
Do you have any further evidence of this? I can’t find anything to indicate that APE is connected to domainhouse.com.
I heard of APE through the PlayShare group (CasinoShare). I seriously doubt that they would mention a group that is there to take our money… But – I did NOT look into it.
Check the following domain names for confirmation from godaddy.com as well as the Google link for who owns the servers for lilhost and affiliate protection engine.
Okay first check out who owns the following three domain names with http://www.godaddy.com. lilhost.com, affiliateprotectionengine.org and
domainhouse.com. Notice that the servers are all the same and there is no disclosure as to who owns these domain names. You will find that a Juan Smith owns lilhost that is a false name and address provided.Also the address that is given with domainhouse.com is false as the telephone number is listed to a Wilson Martinez from Los Angeles who is more than likely behind the scams of lilhost,com as well as many more. This fellow has been brought up in the past as using domain names that have been used in the wrong way. Check the following google link below:
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=domainhouse.com+wrongful+use+of+domain+names&btnG=Search&meta=google link for who owns these servers
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=who+owns+dns1.name-services.com&btnG=Google+Search&meta=google link for lilhost scam
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=lilhost+scam&btnG=Google+Search&meta=who owns domainhouse.com from rippoffreport.com
http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff212351.htmWhat a better way to scam everyone but serve your own scams from your own servers.
The only match I can find between any of these domains is:
Quote:Name Server: DNS1.NAME-SERVICES.COMThis is a DNS server. There’s a great likelihood that there are tens of thousands of domain names using this DNS server.
All that’s been proven so far is that eNOM is the host registrar – and they own name-services.com.
Check out the following google link
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=affiliateprotectionengine.org&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
Rather suprising that someone would bring up a website like this at time when online gambling is in a crisis. With the only contact information being an email address on their website I became suspicious. Usually you would provide an address, telephone number and more if you were legitimate.
If you take a look at http://www.lilhost.com they offer about as much information. If something is to good to be true, it is probably not to be trusted.
