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[icopress]

Friends, does anyone know how to complain to Google about phishing?

Unijoin.plus is a scam site (fake version of [banned mixer]), please add it to the list of scam mixers.

Domain information:

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 Domain: unijoin.plus
Registrar: NameSilo, LLC
Registered On: 2023-09-27
Expires On: 2024-09-27
Updated On: 2023-10-02
Status: clientTransferProhibited
Name Servers: .ns.cloudflare.com
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[paid2]

Friends, does anyone know how to complain to Google about phishing?

I tried with this page : https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/?hl=en

I don't know how fast they handle it

[Cantsay]

Friends, does anyone know how to complain to Google about phishing?

I did report the site to the domain registrar but I didn’t get a positive response from them, that was what prompted me to report it in that thread.

[tabas]

Friends, does anyone know how to complain to Google about phishing?

I tried with this page : https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/?hl=en

I don't know how fast they handle it

That's where I have reported most of the phishing links that I have encountered. But lately, I think this is also a good thing to add that we can also report it to different known tech companies(aside Google) such as Microsoft and even the anti virus companies.
https://www.wikihow.com/Report-a-Website
However, I have already submitted a report as well through that google link.

[sokani]

I tried with this page : https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/?hl=en

I don't know how fast they handle it

According to the information on wikihow.com:

"Google will block it from loading on Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and many other browsers."

Though, the fake website is not going to be shot down but if the report could help to have them blacklisted and prevent unsuspecting individuals from accessing the fake website, then it's actually worth a try. I've submitted a report via safebrowsing.google.com.

[examplens]

I don't think we should expect much from these reports. The entire industry of Bitcoin mixers doesn't have the best reputation therefore they do not have priority phishing protection. At least that's how it was when sites were reported that cloned Chipmixer.

This domain can be reported to the LeGaulois scam collection https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5381839

[GazetaBitcoin]

Friends, does anyone know how to complain to Google about phishing?

You can do it here: https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/?hl=en.

Additionally, this topic contains some information about how to realize such reports. It is explained how to make this kind of reports to Firefox / IE / Chrome or to some institution which can take some actions:

US-CERT - mailto: phishing-report@us-cert.gov
Symantec - https://symsubmit.symantec.com/
Microsoft - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/support/report-unsafe-site
Netcraft - https://report.netcraft.com/report
Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) - mailto: reportphishing@apwg.org

I believe that reporting a website to multiple such institutions may help more than reporting only to one of them.

[dkbit98]

Friends, does anyone know how to complain to Google about phishing?

You can report phishing websites directly from Mozilla Firefox browser, just click on three horizontal lines in top right side, than click on Help, and select Report deceptive site.
This redirects to g00gle report page, and there are few other websites I used for reporting scams, this was mostly connected with some security products like antiviruses.
Note that there is no guarantee that g00gle or anyone else will react on reports, unless there is large number of people doing reporting.  

One idea I had before is adding all phishing websites to some filter for adblockers, but this needs constant monitoring and updating.

[UniJoin]

Thank you all for your efforts! By the way, we still have open slots.

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2 - GazetaBitcoin
3 - sokani
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6 - iwantmyhomepaidwithbtc2
7 - Etranger
8 - Cantsay
9 - Real-Duke
a - hopenotlate
b - NeuroticFish
c - Willi9974
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[examplens]

Thank you all for your efforts! By the way, we still have open slots.

It seems that your promoters are either not informed about the privileged status in this raffle, or simply do not want to reveal their identity by possibly winning the prize.
If conditions change  , I will gladly accept the invitation 

[icopress]

It seems that your promoters are either not informed about the privileged status in this raffle, or simply do not want to reveal their identity by possibly winning the prize.
If conditions change  , I will gladly accept the invitation  

Based on this information, you are clearly eligible to participate.

• https://ninjastic.space/search?author=examplens&topic_id=5390891

So feel free to apply.

[dkbit98]

Based on this information, you are clearly eligible to participate.

Is there some secret list of people who are eligible to participate?

[GazetaBitcoin]

Is there some secret list of people who are eligible to participate?

Based on UniJoin,s statement, only some users are allowed to participate this time:

But we would like to do more! For the next distribution, which will take place in a week, we would like to reserve seats for regulars of this thread!

[examplens]

Is there some secret list of people who are eligible to participate?

The raffle is limited to 16 participants and when participation is free for all, the quota fills up very quickly. They ^Unijoin only try to prioritize members who actively participate in the promotion of the brand, through signatures, free translation or active participation in the ANN discussion.

Only for or participants of the UniJoin campaign and for people who translated the UniJoin thread into other languages.

and Gazeta's quote

But we would like to do more! For the next distribution, which will take place in a week, we would like to reserve seats for regulars of this thread!

[icopress]

Anyone who has ever written in this thread before the raffle is announced (important) has the right to participate.

This is what I told UniJoin and what they agreed with.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Anyone who has ever written in this thread before the raffle is announced (important) has the right to participate.

This is what I told UniJoin and what they agreed with.

How about a user who is a little paranoid?
One who does not want to give up his shipment location? You know how things can change so quickly, like a weather pattern on the internet? How do you guys go about this? Or the raffle draw is exclusive for those who are willing to receive the shipped cards through a physical address?


Sorry, I am not so familiar to these collectibles things and I have never participated before.

[Poker Player]

How about a user who is a little paranoid?
One who does not want to give up his shipment location?

We discussed this a few pages back in the thread. If you care about your privacy to the fullest, then don't participate. Then there are other options like having a PO box and having it sent to a name other than your own (or simply "the owner"), so the most anyone will know about you is the approximate area where you live.

Depending on where you live there are also other options:

Personally, when I need to have something delivered from the forum, I choose a letterbox belonging to a third party, or I use an empty box in a building and put the name of my choice on it (in my country, postman's key-passes are legal to buy as an individual).

People can always choose to have their items delivered where they want and with someone else's name on it. What I mean is that there's no proof that the cards are sent to the users' real addresses.

[tabas]

I was browsing and trying to check and see if there are still some copycats of [banned mixer] and at first, I thought that there's no more to be found but this is just also on the first page of Google and just a few scrolls down when I've searched it through there.

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unijoin.pro

I guess this is also another fake one that exactly copied the genuine [banned mixer] because I haven't seen any post on this thread about it being their mirror site. I haven't gone through the entire search results but there could still some few. And whoising it make sense, it's just made last month.

Domain: unijoin.pro
Registrar: Gandi SAS
Registered On: 2023-10-09
Expires On: 2024-10-09
Updated On: 2023-10-14
Status: clientTransferProhibited
Name Servers: aria.ns.cloudflare.com
leland.ns.cloudflare.com

[Cantsay]

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A lazy one if you ask me; they don’t check if the recurring address for mixed coins is a valid bitcoin address or not, you can input gibberish e.g “&$yeh” in it and it will still work unlike the real site, and they also have a fixed deposit address no matter how many times you restart the process you still get the same deposit address same with the previous telegram bot.

Don’t forget to report it to google and others as a phishing site if it’ll reduce its occurrence when “Unijoin” is searched it would be of great help.

[GazetaBitcoin]

I was browsing and trying to check and see if there are still some copycats of [banned mixer] and at first, I thought that there's no more to be found but this is just also on the first page of Google and just a few scrolls down when I've searched it through there.

What baffles me is the number of imposters trying to take UniJoin's identity. There are also some other mixers on the forum, but I never seen any similar issues in their case, and I am following their threads close. At least some of those threads.


Are there any news about that Telegram imposter UniJoin_A? Were they banned by Telegram?