Click2exchange.net is one of three scammers who operates in conjunction with direxchange.com. See my main page.
A particularity of click2exchange is that they have also faked their certificates.
If you go at their page http://click2exchange.net/ you will see on the bottom that they have certificates.
The certificate on the right is the one of their phoney web site, direxchange, and of course does not mean anything except to confirm that they are together in the scam.
If you continue on the left, you will find the Thawte certificate. Click on that one. You will get a certificate saying that click2exchange have been validated by them.
As you can see, however, there is no address bar on this browser. The reason for this is that they don't want you to see that this phoney certificate is nowhere else than on their own site! If you have a 3rd party bookmark manager such as Netvisualise (recommended), you can see that by bookmarking the page. Otherwise, go at http://www.click2exchange.net/sert/thawte/thawte.htm and you will see that the supposed thawte certificate is right on the click2exhange site itself! Of course the link to Thawte itself is genuine, which may make you think the certificate is genuine and approved by them. Of course it isn't the case.
If you now proceed to the left, you get the WebMoney certificate. The principle is the same. The phoney certificate is at http://www.click2exchange.net/sert/webmoney/webmoney.htm. The directory for webmoney (containing the phoney page and the elements needed to fake it) is at http://www.click2exchange.net/sert/webmoney/. The web money page links to a web passport which is probably one of an innocent person they are just using on the Web Money site.
Next in line is the Internet Trade Bureau Directory certificate. This company probably doesn't even exist anymore as the link to their own page does not work. For the phoney certificate by the scammers in charge, however, go to http://www.click2exchange.net/sert/inttrd/bureau.htm.
The last certificate simply does not work.
The three phoney certificates are grouped in the http://www.click2exchange.net/sert/ directory.
Does this convince you of the scam? Or were you already convinced about it by prior information?
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