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3, Yordanska Street, Obolonskyi, Obolon, 04211, Kyiv, Ukraine
It's a blackmail site. They use ChatGPT to create fake articles on prominent business people with wild accusations and insinuations without any tangible proof or by twisting public information, then they wait for reactions to ask for money.
Date of experience: June 20, 2025
AI generated fake, defamation articles about businesses, never pay amount to remove articles from website. they will blackmail you again
just report this website to google and godaddy for their blackmailing activites
Date of experience: May 21, 2025
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