Questions in regards to Toffee.com (formerly known as CoinMall.com)

[SFR10]

I was sorting my bookmarks earlier when I stumbled upon CoinMall.com, so I clicked and it redirected to Toffee.com instead. I recall they hired a few of our very own escrow providers to help them out with deals ^{[coinmall referred to them as moderators]} but seeing that they've migrated to a new domain while not posting an update, makes me wonder about the following things...

• Are they still part of CoinMall's ^{[aka Toffee]} team?
  
  

  We have added a select few vetted moderators who you, as a buyer, will be able to pick from during checkout. The following moderators are available:
  
  

  Recognition Rank	Username	Escrow Announcement	Fee %
  14	Minerjones	Announcement	1%
  29	Dabs	Announcement	3%
  54	Krogothmanhattan	Announcement	2%
  57	HHampuz	Announcement	2.5%

  
  We may add additional vetted Escrow providers in the future. If that is the case, the above will be updated.
  

• If the answer to the above question is "NO", then I'm interested in knowing if someone has any experiences when it comes to how their current moderators ^{[escrow providers]} handle disputes?
  ^{- I'm after an actual experience by real users instead of a shill of some sort or those that point to their FAQ page [I already know that and it does look outdated].}

[SFR10]

I had forgotten about this.
Can't recall ever being asked to actually escrow on there.

Is it safe to assume that it's best to avoid doing deals in their new platform since a lot has changed and most likely other escrow providers aren't part of it as well?
^{- Thank you for responding fast. Because of my doubts, I had to open this thread prior to using them.}

And interesting that you get a redirect....   I pull up coinmall.io and the url is the same, but site seems to now be called "PokerCoin"

https://i.imgur.com/iuE3d0b.png

What is also interesting, only 1 graphic has the url "coinmall.com"  and others on the site have "coinmall.io"

https://i.imgur.com/ibtwko3.png

Looks like initially, they started with a .io extension ^[source], then later moved to a .com extension ^[source] and that's probably where I saved my bookmark from.
^{- Sorry for not including the extension, my bad [I've updated the thread now].}