If your e-mail is gmail you will get that message when you send things to yourself
Bill Abbott
When I tested my link I got a warning message advising me that the site may be stealing my info (not in those exact words). I clicked to go to the site anyway. When I tried it again I didn't get the message but then I wondered what others would see. I decided to send the link to my email so I could
If your URL link begins with HTTP uses a basic type of “hypertext transfer protocol” you can get this warning.
Make sure that your site is using HTTPS (with encrypted connections) protocol.
Without HTTPS, any data you enter into the site (such as your username/password, credit card or bank details, any other form submission data, etc.) will be sent plaintext and therefore susceptible to interception or eavesdropping. For this reason, you should always check that a site is using HTTPS before you enter any information.
Dale, please go to the Help section and send the link to the support team. They will help you to check it.
I used my Clickbank link instead and just highlighted plain text which seemed to work because when I saved it I did not get any message.
When I tested my link I got a warning message advising me that the site may be stealing my info (not in those exact words). I clicked to go to the site anyway. When I tried it again I didn't get the message but then I wondered what others would see.
I decided to send the link to my email so I could see what I get from my phone. The message states "This connection is not private" "This website may be impersonating "my link" to steal your personal or financial information. You should close this page". I was going to write my link address in this note but I didn't know if I was allowed.
Thanks for your help,
Dale