The IP 204.202.20.53 was used for a url referencing pegasisuk.com and was used in a phishing scam against our bank site.
This ip originates from a scam company calling themselves iPage.com and iPage-inc.com that sells domains and hosting. iPage.com is all over the internet in fake marketing campaigns where they lie and pretend they have been in the business for "over a decade" (they are brand new) and pay for fake reviews. This company scams you to pretend they are based in the U.S. They are actually based in the third world. iPage also cheats people into hosting packages that are basically phising off public hosting. Although they appear to offer "refund policy" to pretend they are a legit company they refuse refunds and even charge a bogus "cancellation fee" onto your credit card. This is not a legit company but a crime gang. Report iPage to the police. Cancel all credit cards you may have used in any transactions with them.
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