Quote from: examplens on Today at 12:03:00 PM

The eXch exchange phishing site has been active for some time on their old domain with the .cc extension. With a simple search, one of the top 5 results is a link to the Bestchange page with an exch listing page that probably dates back to 2015. Although this exchange has been delisted from Bestchange monitoring and, as far as I understand, the cooperation will not be renewed, it would still be good if you at least remove phishing links and anything that could direct innocent users to the wrong page.

On this page https://www.bestchange.com/exch-exchanger.html
where the title says:

Code:

Exch exchanger – reviews, info, feedback (exch.cc)

Also, on the page itself, among some feedback, there is a link that is malicious today.

Their official statement for the .cc domain

Quote from: eXch Support on January 29, 2025, 11:48:20 AM

exch[.]cc is a phishing link and does not belong to eXch anymore, don't be scammed by using it! (By the way can you please edit the links in your message?)

They probably don't even care because;
1. The service was delisted on Bestchange in 2016. So the status is "disabled". A user can not visit the phishing site through the link on Bestchange which is now in active
2. Bestchange and Exch are sworn enemies for obvious reasons Grin

My issue with Bestchange is how do they determine that a certain exchange is licensed to operate from a certain jurisdiction, and yet there is no information about the said exchange's lisense even on their website?

Is it in order to promote a service that is so strict with AML/KYC on its customers yet they are not transparent about their operational license?