WESTMINSTER, U.K. - s4story -- London, United Kingdom – Ace Intl Media Ltd, a UK-registered digital infrastructure and web services company, has issued a public challenge to the website trust evaluation methodology used by ScamDoc (https://scamdoc.com), following the publication of an automated trust score that advises users to exercise caution when visiting aceintlmedia.com.

Ace Intl Media Ltd considers the assessment misleading and unrepresentative of the company's legitimacy, transparency, and operational status.

The ScamDoc assessment appears to rely primarily on automated heuristics such as domain age, WHOIS privacy usage, and broad geographic associations. These indicators are not recognised industry standards for determining business legitimacy and are widely known to produce false negatives, particularly for newly established and growing companies.

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Ace Intl Media Ltd is a legally registered UK company with publicly disclosed ownership, a physical business address, verifiable contact information, VAT registration, secure infrastructure, and Google-validated structured data confirming its organizational identity. None of these verifiable signals appear to have been meaningfully considered in the automated assessment.

Publishing public trust warnings without manual verification, transparent methodology, or an effective correction process creates a risk of unjustified reputational harm to legitimate businesses. Platforms that position themselves as trust indicators have a responsibility to apply checks, balances, and accountability before issuing warnings that influence public perception.

"This situation highlights a broader industry issue where automated scoring systems are treated as authoritative despite lacking verification, context, or oversight," said Aaryan Aahtish, Founder and Managing Director of Ace Intl Media Ltd. "Trust should be based on verifiable facts, not unchecked algorithms."

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Ace Intl Media Ltd encourages clients, partners, and the public to evaluate business legitimacy using multiple reliable signals, including legal registration, transparent ownership, direct communication, and validated technical indicators, rather than relying on a single automated score.

The company remains committed to transparency, ethical operations, and long-term trust with its clients and partners. https://www.aceintlmedia.com