What to do when you get a Red McAfee warning?

Hi,

I received a kind PM from a WA member (thank you jd!) who got the red McAfee warning for my site:

"Whoa!

Are you sure you want to go there?

http://powerfulaffs.com/how-to-become-an-affiliate.... may be risky to visit".

I did a bit of research and figured the best way to resolve this problem is to contact the "Trusted Source" team and address an issue with the site.

If you're having the same kind of issue:

• go to McAfee's Trusted Source Web Reputation (trustedsource.org/en/feedback/url).
• create a free account (click on the link in the confirmation email), and

check single URL: select Site Advisor and add your domain name:

When you check URL you will see the following window:

Now select under category 1 (you can do all three) your preferable category and write an optional comment.

Here's a message I wrote a minute ago to McAfee (perhaps you can use it too):

Hi,

I own powerfulaffs.com. The site's mission is to help people learn how to build an online business. It also promotes an affiliate product.

I received emails from my visitors who claim McAfee is suggesting visitors not to access it.

I see now the site's reputation is "Medium Risk".

I don't know why since I'm not spamming anyone. Could you please remove this warning?

Kind regards,

I know most people access powerfulaffs.com without drama, but I must admit the McAfee filter is causing a bit of a problem. I don't know what the outcome will be after I sent my request. I just wanted to share my very fresh experience with anyone who may have similar issues. Hope it helps.

If you have an advice, go ahead...