easy-to-read.eu - Affiliate Scammer Site

https://easy-to-read.eu/

There seem to be a lot of sites connected to this DMCA.com thing. Now we are not sure what this site is, but it does not seem to be officially recognised by the WIPO or anyone else for that matter. Reviewers talk of the DMCA.com site being part of a Canadian company that only deals with US site matters and does so to avoid legal comeback. The DMCA ruling, for those of you that are not familiar with it, is a ruling that seeks to protect websites and website assets from being plagiarised or duplicated. The DMCA ruling does not have any specific connection to DMCA.com who apparently offer to enforce this ruling for $199 USD per website. They offer a home-brew version of their services for $10 USD and a professional service for $199 USD. So they basically contact people on your behalf for $199, this sounds a bit like the recovery companies with whom we are so familiar, except that DMCA.com are making it clear in advance that you can achieve this yourself.

Now the Easy-to-Read.eu site has a DMCA logo as above on it with a protected seal alongside to indicate that right click has been disabled on the site. Now this may be a great selling point for this company to get millions of sites signed up for marketing purposes, but disabling right click is a very simple bit of javascript code and is completely pointless anyway, as anyone can always read your content, that's why you put it on the web.

So what is their connection to easy-to-read.eu? Well, probably none directly, but they do seem to have quite a lot in common in terms of operation as neither appear to actually be what they claim. As we have already stated, DMCA has no official regulation, and is not even based in the country with whom it deals, and easy to read, who say they are connected with all of these organisations:

But neglect to give their own address or any contact details at all.

Then we come to the real problem. What they are advertising with fake reviews:

So here they all are. And this time the affiliate system is slightly different. The YuanPayNow scam are obviously offering the highest affiliate fees at the moment and so the easy-to-read.eu site has pointed every link for every scam at: https://greatestpages.net/yuan-pay-app-1-step/?oid=124&qze=4956&hitid=93c0647c-bb25-4c8e-a58c-fa23692ec7f1&aff_sub=45269&saf=&cvu=&action=&aff_sub5=1190032ee96642bc93a6b1117e84065e19cf1&url_id=124&aff_sub2=&aff_sub3=&aff_sub4=&tracker=cg

We can see that they are affiliated by the link they send across and that the easy-to-read.eu website is therefore taking money from people defrauding it's readers.

Now this could explain why there is absolutely no content on their site, perhaps they are a sham, designed to feign credibility so that their reviews will be trusted and their readers will be defrauded.

Perhaps they operate the https://greatestpages.net server themselves, but their exposure is limited. Everything appears to be hidden behind cloudflare and nothing is particularly revealing. This is also the sign of someone who wishes not to be recognised.