Is it safe to buy from deadsexyclips.com?
Posted: Mon May 23, 2022 7:01 pm
Hello everybody,
I'm after a few clips from PKF I'd like to buy, but as if buying snuff porn stuff online wasn't foreboding enough, the webpage at http://www.deadsexyclips.com, which I understand to be the official PKF site, is not secure.
I must say I can't understand why they would not take the necessary steps to make customers feel safe, especially with the sensitive "merchandise" we are after.
Websites trustworthiness algorithms also all seem to find Deadsexyclips extremely suspicious and give it a bad rep.
My main question is: how safe is their website, and would you buy from it? And more generally, would you buy from sites that are not secure?
Also, I read a bit around here prior to posting this, and I see many of you use bitcoins. Is it safer or is it helping your anonymity? Or is it just something Niche Clips does to prevent anyone from entering their website?
Any opinion or experience is welcome and greatly appreciated!
If it helps illustrate, I had an exchange with their customer support:
(They were super quick on their first answer but nothing came after that, so I'm not certain they will truly answer. Maybe the owner is around this forum, reads this and answers it here for everyone to understand; I know I'm not the only Internet user who has been reluctant to buy from their page…)
Me :
> Hello,
>
> I'd like to purchase this:
>
> http://www.deadsexyclips.com/0000279/ex ... -1582.html
>
> Executing Olive
>
>
> But as a forum user wrote about another one of your clips: "I really want
> it, but the site wants me to put both credit card info and a ton of
> personal identifiable information *over an insecure connection*, so it's
> another episode of "I want to give you money why are you making me jump
> through all these hoops".
>
> This answer sums up my problem: "Let's just say a wise business move would
> be to stay away from buying online from a vendor whose website is an
> insecure connection."
>
> (source:
> https://www.undertow.club/threads/is-th ... rom.13293/
> )
>
>
> So… any plan on securing your website – or any reason you would not?
>
>
> Best regards
Them:
Please go ahead and buy the clip. Our service is secure.
Me:
Hello and thank you for responding.
I would love to, but please first address my question: any plan on securing your website – or any reason you would not?
As far as I'm concerned, I do not know you so I would be unwise to trust you just because you tell me I can.
Even if you yourself should prove trustworthy, my browser security warns me against the possibility a third party might get my informations as I fill them in, such as email, username, password, real name and credit card information. All the more reason to have a secured website beginning with "https" and not only "http".
From what I read (here: https://www.markbrinker.com/secure-https-website), you can get an SSL certificate for free or very cheap.
I'm looking forward to reading your answer.
Best regards
I'm after a few clips from PKF I'd like to buy, but as if buying snuff porn stuff online wasn't foreboding enough, the webpage at http://www.deadsexyclips.com, which I understand to be the official PKF site, is not secure.
I must say I can't understand why they would not take the necessary steps to make customers feel safe, especially with the sensitive "merchandise" we are after.
Websites trustworthiness algorithms also all seem to find Deadsexyclips extremely suspicious and give it a bad rep.
My main question is: how safe is their website, and would you buy from it? And more generally, would you buy from sites that are not secure?
Also, I read a bit around here prior to posting this, and I see many of you use bitcoins. Is it safer or is it helping your anonymity? Or is it just something Niche Clips does to prevent anyone from entering their website?
Any opinion or experience is welcome and greatly appreciated!
If it helps illustrate, I had an exchange with their customer support:
(They were super quick on their first answer but nothing came after that, so I'm not certain they will truly answer. Maybe the owner is around this forum, reads this and answers it here for everyone to understand; I know I'm not the only Internet user who has been reluctant to buy from their page…)
Me :
> Hello,
>
> I'd like to purchase this:
>
> http://www.deadsexyclips.com/0000279/ex ... -1582.html
>
> Executing Olive
>
>
> But as a forum user wrote about another one of your clips: "I really want
> it, but the site wants me to put both credit card info and a ton of
> personal identifiable information *over an insecure connection*, so it's
> another episode of "I want to give you money why are you making me jump
> through all these hoops".
>
> This answer sums up my problem: "Let's just say a wise business move would
> be to stay away from buying online from a vendor whose website is an
> insecure connection."
>
> (source:
> https://www.undertow.club/threads/is-th ... rom.13293/
> )
>
>
> So… any plan on securing your website – or any reason you would not?
>
>
> Best regards
Them:
Please go ahead and buy the clip. Our service is secure.
Me:
Hello and thank you for responding.
I would love to, but please first address my question: any plan on securing your website – or any reason you would not?
As far as I'm concerned, I do not know you so I would be unwise to trust you just because you tell me I can.
Even if you yourself should prove trustworthy, my browser security warns me against the possibility a third party might get my informations as I fill them in, such as email, username, password, real name and credit card information. All the more reason to have a secured website beginning with "https" and not only "http".
From what I read (here: https://www.markbrinker.com/secure-https-website), you can get an SSL certificate for free or very cheap.
I'm looking forward to reading your answer.
Best regards