Popup - https://robuxmatch.com
Associated YouTube video - https://youtu.be/uMUFZZpoWs8
Fake Robux generator that requires human verification through survey completion.
I’ll try get these idiots
I got something:
--------- Domain Owner ------------
name: not found
organization: not found
Street: Kalkofnsvegur 2
City: Reykjavik
State: Capital Region
Postal Code: 101
Country: ISLAND
Phone: +354.4212434
Domain provider: NameCheap
DNS: Cloudflar
WhoIS: https://www.whois.com/whois/robuxmatch.com
WhoIS2: https://www.infobyip.com/ipwhois-172.67.196.217.html
Reverse IP: https://viewdns.info/reverseip/?host=robuxmatch.com&t=1
Report here:
[email protected]
https://www.cloudflare.com/abuse/
btw, If you complete that verification, you will get an error, it's in their JS.
Reported to Cloudflare (their reverse proxy / caching solution), Namecheap (their domain registrar), and the Google Safe Browsing project.
I'm going to try to track down some of the reward sites they link to and get those shut down as well.
Interestingly, all of their survey links go to different places, but via a redirect on </s>jump.ogtrk.net<e>. The whois record has the same information. I couldn’t find anything on the internet about </s>jump.ogtrk.net<e> except people saying it’s a scam. I’m reporting it and all of the random reward pages now to Google Safe Browsing and Namecheap.
I remember these as a kid. I can’t believe people still fall for it, but hey, a kid wants his robux, and they’re too humble to use moms credit card.
I’ve reported </s>jump.ogtrk.net<e>, all of the reward survey websites I could find (</s>onlinepromosusa.com<e>, </s>win.bestdayeversweeps.com<e>, and </s>win.rewardsadvisor.com<e>) to both Google Safe Browsing and their domain registrars. One of them (</s>win.bestdayeversweeps.com<e>) used a CloudFront-based S3 bucket, so I reported them to AWS.
Update: Cloudflare took down `robuxmatch.com`.
@__fn_reality#189297 I reported them to cloudflare and their domain provider too