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good job, i have reported all of them for phishing (including the stake one), hopefully they get taken down soon.Looks like this scam casino has more domain sites, I was playing around google lens and decided to google lens their webpage, and several more identical websites with the same name and UI showed up.
I can't believe this website has so many clones.
Code:melplay.cc
mellxget.cc
mellspin.top
xmellx.com
mellgm.cc
xmellstroy.com
Also, this is a bit off-topic, but while checking all the results that showed up, I stumbled upon this, which looks like a fake stake.com website.
Code:xstakex.com
This is the classic trick used by scammers: they make you believe that you have earned a huge amount of money and that you have become wealthy by showing you fake balances in your account. When you try to withdraw your money, they ask you to deposit funds first in order to process the withdrawal. Even if you make the deposit, they will continue asking for more deposits and may also request KYC documents.edit: i was right, i played Gates of Olympus Super Scatter, and almost 90% of spins were a hit. i played this slot before, and trust me when i say that slot is not that generous.
after spamming 300 spins using auto bet, this the balance i ended up with:now here is the scam, if you try to withdraw your "wins", you will be asked to make a deposit first:
If you search further, I believe you will find much more than that. Creating these cloned websites costs them almost nothing; they are quick and easy to set up. Therefore, they can deploy the same scheme across dozens or even hundreds of domains with ease.I can't believe this website has so many clones.
Code:melplay.cc
mellxget.cc
mellspin.top
xmellx.com
mellgm.cc
xmellstroy.com
Shame on them. Even scamming publicly, they aren't acting. I know the domain issuer isn't monitoring such scams, but upon reporting them, the domain provider should take action accordingly. Otherwise, where will we report if we find clear scams? Typical replies from them looks not good to me.and i would like to publicly shame and call out namesilo for protecting those scammers.
5 of the domains are registered with them, and after reporting each one, their reply was that it's a trademark/copyright issue that they can do nothing about, lol
actually i don't even think anyone reviewed the reports, i got the same reply for all domains at the same time within a few minutes after submitting them.
no way someone with a functioning brain would have come to that conclusion after reviewing the reports.
yep. this one in particular is using a sheap hosting (knownsrv) and using a bunch of domain aliases.Creating these cloned websites costs them almost nothing; they are quick and easy to set up. Therefore, they can deploy the same scheme across dozens or even hundreds of domains with ease.
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