Dude, that looks like a scam! There is no request to "bitwrecken.com" from freebitco.in in my logs when I request to generate a new deposit address. It looks like you have malware on your computer.
It would be good if someone else can confirm this.
As long as there has been some form of redirection to that website to generate a new deposit address then it is definitely a scam,redirects were famous not that long ago when Windows machines were being targeted massively with this type of malware which in fact in those machines it stayed in the clipboard there and have made quite some damage.This sounds a lot like that only it redirected to a so called website and the money that goes through these generated addresses from victims go directly to the scammer/s website,that is very bad and it was quite some time I didn't hear about this.
Sigh... I did not say there was a redirect I said there was a HTPP get request they are different things. These are used in api calls for scripts and is normal.
There's nothing wrong with the site, I don't have malware, just to prove the point I'll check it on a new account to double check and a different pc.....
You need to look at network under developer tools chrome to check what request is being made and to where when you click the button..
I just checked this myself and can confirm that there are no suspicious external resources loaded via http/https GET requests from the freebitco.in website, especially nothing linked to that shady
bitwrecken.com domain. You probably have some kind of malware or some script messing up with the code on your machine.
Clicking the "NEW DEPOSIT ADDRESS" button calls the function "GenerateMainDepositAddress();". This function can be found in the file
https://static1.freebitco.in/min/main_6mar2024-2.js. Here's the entire function:
function GenerateMainDepositAddress() {
$.get("/?op=generate_main_bitcoin_deposit_address", (function(e) {
var t = e.split(":");
DisplaySEMessage(t[0], t[1]),
"s" == t[0] && ($("#main_deposit_address_box").show(),
$("#main_deposit_address_qr_code").show(),
$("#main_deposit_address_qr_code").html('<img src="//chart.googleapis.com/chart?cht=qr&chs=200x200&chl=' + t[2] + '&chld=H|0">'),
$("#main_deposit_address").val(t[2]),
$("#generate_new_address_msg").hide())
}
))
}
So, as you can see from the source code, the correct GET call goes to "/?op=generate_main_bitcoin_deposit_address" from the main freebitco.in domain, not from an external site.
I understand what your saying I'm not silly, there rolling back code dude, I can and have now generated a btc address I use my mobile for freebitcoin only. Not my laptop. I only logged in on there to get dev tools.to see why it wasn't working.
The new address before I sent it k triple checked it eas correct in the clipboard and it sent to the new address which was on my account everything was normal except the message about the new btc address.
It's been rolled back to what it was before. Maybe since we deposit a lot they may have targeted us to save on fees is what I'm thinking.
It's quite hard to hijack my phones browser since it's quite nerfed on the scripting end.
There's no big conspiracy I'm not concerned the money hasn't been sent to freebitco.in as. I've followed the wallet transfers it's definitely with them.. what I'm concerned about is the time frame.on resolving it, it's thr wrong timing
While I appreciate your two cents and observations i understand where your coming from not everything affects everyone.
Here's hoping we get our.money soon.