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Trying to load this website sends me to multiple redirects and then tells me my system is infected, etc. Multiple attempts give different redirects, all malicious. Do not visit this website.
I've been in publications all my life as a Technical Writer and Editor. I wanted to create my own online store selling e-books. I knew about this website but had never used it. So I downloaded three e-books to get me started. And it wasn't until I started to read them that I discovered terrible grammar, mis-spellings and so many paragraph breaks. I'd avoid this website - rubbish!
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