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Got a spam email from this domain, found the website... It's 8 months old and still has all its lorem ipsum, no phone number AND the email address on the website is non-existent (undeliverable). Like, just don't have a website; this one doesn't make them look like anything other than scammers.
I'm getting quite a bit of spam through the seothrives domain. Looking at the email header information, it showed someone was using an envelop to mask the real email address it was being sent from. Also, if you look at the website, it is a basic template only with sample text. None of the important things you'd expect from SEO professionals. Seothrives is clearly a scam and should be avoided. Do not engage with them at all.
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