We're relying on Norton Safe Web to show new users they can trust us, that iStripper is harmfull, contain no adware nor virus etc.

We're lacking reviews from real users for iStripper on Norton Safe Web.

If you have a few minutes and would like to help, please go to

https://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?url=istripper.com

and add a review there to let them know how much you trust iStripper.

Thank you :)

*harmless ;)

I would if I used Norton but I don't so it would be a false review which I am not comfortable creating.

I also don't use Norton. It would be a review about iStripper's safety rather than a nod at Norton. No problem there of course. However, to post a review means signing in or creating an account with Norton. To be honest, I have more than enough accounts and creating another just so I can post one review...

If there's a simpler way to do it Rex, without creating another damn account, I'd be happy to post something :)

Sorry, I have McAfee. :)

I'm using AVAST, but I can say that iStripper is safe.

Sorry, I'm using F-Secure Internet Security 2016. :)

Not sure if the whole world would believe it but if you took my last post and copy/pasted it somewhere, they might...

"I also don't use Norton. It would be a review about iStripper's safety rather than a nod at Norton. No problem there of course. However, to post a review means signing in or creating an account with Norton. To be honest, I have more than enough accounts and creating another just so I can post one review...

If there's a simpler way to do it Rex, without creating another damn account, I'd be happy to post something :)"


It might take guerilla warfare tactics ;)

That's an honest quote that I will sign to anyware with my real email if necessary :)

This is Not about you Using Norton, It's about you Using iStripper and reporting that It a Safe product.
Many Web Sites use various Links to Sites that provide infomation about the safety of their Software.

So Even if you Use a Different brand of Security Software on you computer, Giving iStripper a Review or Rating at Norton Safe Web, is NOT related at all to Nortons Security Software.

You are NOT saying, I use Norton and it reports istripper as safe...

You are Saying I use iStripper, and I can confirm that it is safe to use iStripper..

I think you all misunderstand what Norton Safe Web is about.
has absolutly nothing to do with what brand security profuct you use.

go visit the Link and See for yourself...

safeweb.norton.com/report/show?url=istripper.com s

Why do you need to create an Account???
Well, they want only Bonified reviews, not Fake, robotic Reviews.
So they need to know that you are in fact a real person who is really using iStrippe that you are reviewing..

@Wyldanimal:

With respect, my friend. I did visit Rex's link and before I could post anything, I needed to sign up for Norton's stuff.
I really didn't want to do that. I don't want more crap in my inbox that just gets dumped in junk mail.

I'm asking Rex to figure out a better way to do this so all members will be comfortable posting reviews and they all go in the same box.

Ok. So called 'Quotes' could be made up. But if a better way could be figured out to promote iStripper as safe and lumped together, as I said, I KNOW it's all safe. I just don't want more crap in my inbox :/

Rex, maybe it would be prefereable for us to send to you testamonials of not only iStrippers safety and seciurity , but maybe also of its merits, which you could then quote, this way we would not be using our own emails and only our usernames

Ok........... I am a Norton user, so I was able to post a review.

Bangs head against desk muttering incoherently under breath...

I understood perfectly well what Rex meant and is asking us to do. I've actually marked all the Totem sites I've used safe for Web of Trust and McAfee Safe Search. The fact is I don't want to create a Norton Web Safe Account when I don't use their Web Safe System for anything else.

what I meant by fake review is creating a new account I'd never use for anything other than stating how 'safe' Totem websites are. Rather than calling it safe I'd describe it as minimal risk because of user submitted content (is this even checked for malware upon uploading by Totems servers?), embedded videos hosted elsewhere and links to external sites.

Seriously Grabandt........
Norton is giving you a FALSE positive
It doesn't know enough about iStripper and is telling you it's a threat just because of their lack of information

If enough of us do this little review on Norton Safe Net, they will get more information and stop giving FALSE positive results

I'll say it again........
You need to control your anti-virus software and not let it control you

​Also, they're NOT asking us to advertise for them. You really need to actually read Rex's opening comment.

I just added a review. Norton is collecting information about the safety of this web site iStripper.com, not about the application program iStripper.

I also added a review.

In all my long years with Totem, I have never "caught"any diseases from there

By the way, I don't use Norton's either, but the enterprise version Symantec EndPoint Protection and it hasnt blinked with the new web site or programme (even if it is still VGHD.exe