Quote from: bitmover on Today at 12:46:04 PM

Quote from: DYING_S0UL on Today at 11:54:02 AM

Regarding reporting, make the report in such way which explains the situation. In this case, for me, I wrote something similar to this, "I am reporting the domain monero.forex for suspected phishing activities. This domain promotes a link to a fraudulent exchange, https://[exch!cash] [breaking the link] which impersonates the legitimate exchange exch.cx (Cc-ed). I urge immediate action to suspend the domain".

I just noticed that monero[.]forex just removed Exch from their website

https://monero.forex/anonymous-crypto-exchanges/

In fact, I think this will only complicate the situation, and make it harder for the site/domain to go down.

This is because everything indicates that this site will be owned by the same owner or accomplice as the phishing site.

Quote from: joker_josue on April 18, 2025, 07:42:35 AM

However, in the case of monero[.]forex I found another revealing proof of how the domain is part of the scheme:

https://whoisfreaks.com/tools/whois/history/lookup/monero.forex

In February, the domain was updated to be on the same server as exch[.]cash
This is clear proof that it is the same owner.