Dimitri

This is a scam website with fake information, they have very low technical expertise and make a lot of wrong claims. The are parasites that use traffic based on names of other websites to sell adverts. Look at how much ads they have.

Now to technical expertise, for example they say that hiding domain owner details is bad: it's done by almost everyone for privacy purposes, even Stripe (biggest payment provider, only organisation name is shown).

Next: they also say "negative reviews found on the internet" - any website has it...yes we do have 4% of negative reviews on Trustpilot...So they don't care about the rest? Is that not a clear definition of defamation?

This company is super limited in terms of technology and the way that look at websites. For example, when they claim that the website is fraud and has "a lot of negative reviews on the internet", they ONLY look at reviews on their OWN websites, i.e. if there is only one review on their website and 100's or 1000's of reviews on Trustpilot, they will totally ignore what Trustpilot has to say. So, a lot = 1. ah ok, wait, I did the search and counted negative reviews from other websites: Trustpilot 4+1+ around lets say 5 in other places and 165 positive on Trustpilot. So guys, why are you missleading people?

On the top of that reports that are written on their websites, such as Scamwatcher are probably done by members of their staff, who are extremely unqualified and make vague statements such as:
photos are not clear (I without saying which ones, when the statement is false). This clown also wrote when he searched for the address a different company came up emmmm, soooo, this "smart" person, could not even bother to see that the brandname is different to the website....ok. Great.

Also, in order to improve your score they want you to provide them your passport details. How can we trust them with our passports?

Last, but not least - they do not really research websites or really provide accurate data.