Is Gaasha a Scam or Trustworthy Website?

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Updated: Dec. 13, 2019 2019-12-13T06:58:51
Posted: Dec. 12, 2019 2019-12-12T22:53:01
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Have any used the website Gaasha (Global Awareness Against Sexual Harassment and Abuse) located at www.gaasha.org? I want to know if the website is a scam or not before I attempt to signup.

Is Gaasha a Scam or Trustworthy Website?

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December 12, 2019 at 11:00 PM by info
Gaasha was registered 22 days ago in Panama:
Registrant Country PA
Date: 22 days old
Created on 2019-11-20
Expires on 2020-11-20
Updated on 2019-11-20
But, the website claims it already has a total of 15,810 members, 5476 members currently online, 3122 successful meetups, and a total of 10,599 satisfied members. I find that hard to believe that a website registered only 22 days ago has already created so many satisfied customers.
Also, what I find suspicious about Gaasha is that they do not have a physical address. Usually, organizations like these have offices located at a physical address.
Also, the website is using a free Gmail account that can be created by anyone, instead of an official email address @gaasha.org.
And, this website is similar to www.gaavs.org, which I find suspicious.
Personally, I currently do not trust Gaasha.
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