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Quote from: carsonjoey on September 29, 2020, 07:15:32 PM

I was told about primedice by a friend, tried to visit the page but accidentally typed primedice.co. It took me to the correct site (primedice.com), but with something that appears to be some kind of tracking code or referral. I didnt register and I cleaned my cookies, but the situation was still disturbing.

can you confirm that primedice.co one of your urls?

primedice.co is not available now. They might have multiple correspondence domain name and all may returns you to the main domain. So while you will visit primedice.co and it goes to https://primedice.com/?modal=welcome then there is nothing wrong. They are still same as they are forwarding you to https://primedice.com/
But if it didn't forward you to the main domain then it might be a problem. Still better use the main domain https://primedice.com/

I dunno, primedice.co works for me and it indeed serves a redirect to PD with a reflink. Sites should try to register at least the most basic typoed domains. If a nefarious actor gets a hold of this, there could be real potential for people to lose lots of money.

primedice.co is working but it is not working itself it redirecting to the main domain https://primedice.com/ while it may show something like this image: https://prnt.sc/us4khu. And if you close the pop up window then it will redirect you to https://primedice.com/?c=4ca8dc51f2. In this time you are still on the main domain https://primedice.com/

Looks interesting on my side, I pinged the primedice.co and .io ending websites, no incoming packets from the server. Only primedice.com works, maybe the attackers cloned the main platform and the server is open for certain countries, who knows. BTW, the main website is up and everything looks ok. My best suggestion is to check the certificate expiry date and "https" for the safety, checking isitdownrightnow can help too.