Quote from: piebeyb on Today at 09:55:06 AM

Quote from: hosseinimr93 on Today at 05:15:40 AM

I think freebitco is accessible all around the world unless it has been block by your ISP.

Do you get any error when trying to visit the website? Maybe, it's cloudfare that is not allowing you to visit the website due to protecting it from DDoS attacks.
If the page isn't loaded at all, it's probably your ISP that has blocked freebitco.

I've heard of cases like this where it's difficult to access a platform site that contains crypto, but after setting up the browser it can be accessed again, if I'm not mistaken, changing the DNS settings in the browser if indeed a VPN is not the best way to access the site, but if it has been tried but cannot be accessed using a VPN is the best way, whether the IP is blocked or the ISP is blocking the freebitcoin site and also make sure the browser has been updated.

But as far as I see and hear my friend's complaints, they only change the DNS settings on the browser then they can access it again, but it's good to try the suggestions from the community in this thread, I hope you can access it again because so far freebitcoin is friendly everywhere and can be accessed by everyone. all countries. Wink

It is true, we had a period where crypto was banned in our nation (wasn't banned but more like onhold until decision was made) and during that time binance was out for a week, it was a trouble. Sometimes some websites do get blocked by nations and ISP has to follow that rule, there is no way they could do it however they want.

It's a must and I think it is a good thing, it doesn't really matter all that much and should be considered a good thing in the end, I believe that it is good not because freebitco.in is blocked in Singapore, it is good because when it's unblocked like it happened with us, then it means they have approval and it is going to be skyrocketing there after that. The green side is closer than you think it is.