However they redirects users to the phishing sites. Maybe we can modify our reports a little, explain the support that these blogging sites are being used as a channel for fake exchanges. And that they should immediately remove them to avoid any loses.
It's true that the interface of the (monero[.]forex) looks different, which I had a hard time trying to figure out what to do at first, but after coming across the Disclaimer of the domain and the image below, I had to remodify my report to "an affiliate of a phishing domain".
Yeah, I found reasons why it should be reported too. However, since it seems to be more of an affiliate site, reporting it as a phishing website might not be effective. Instead, reporting it to Google could help prevent these specific URLs/websites from appearing in search results when people look them up.
Thanks for the confirmation, but not sure of why I still can't access it from my end, even after using a different device.
How about trying different internet connection, wifi or data? or VPN?