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I think I just single handedly took down a scam site, and you can too. [prochargebackcommission.com](https://prochargebackcommission.com) is the name of the scam site it was up a week ago. Specifically recovery scam. They also offered device hacking and social media hacking. I looked up the website on [https://lookup.icann.org/en/lookup](https://lookup.icann.org/en/lookup) and contacted their "abuse contact email" ​ **I'll share with you what I wrote.** On Tue, 30 May 2023 at 20:07, James wrote: This domain is being used for crypto scams. [https://prochargebackcommission.com/](https://prochargebackcommission.com/) ​ **Their response was:** On 5/31/2023 1:04 AM wrote: Dear James, Thank you for your email. Upon checking, the reported domain name isn't hosted on any of our servers. As such we do not have control over the files on the website. You can contact the hosting provider to assist in taking down the website. To get more information about the hosting provider https://digital.com/best-web-hosting/who-is/#search=prochargebackcommission.com If there has been a scam, please provide us with proof to investigate the report. Regards, **I was frustrated that they demanded proof. Then I remembered the computer laws regarding hacking being incredibly broad and that its a felony to attempt to hack, manipulate, or attempt any unauthorized use of any computer system and the jurisdiction extends to any American computer system like the social media accounts they offer to hack so I responded:** You are listed as the registrar, the the services they offer are violations of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Just because you are outside our jurisdiction does not mean you can freely attack American computer networks. **I checked back about three days later and the website is gone, at least to me it is. So anytime you come across a scam site try contact their abuse email a

How to tell if a site is a scam Hey I see posts multiple times a day if asking is "[meta-ass.crypto420fun.ml.tk.ru](https://meta-ass.crypto420fun.ml.tk.ru) a safe site to send my six figure cryptocurrency portfolio to? They are promising to double my money weekly?" I'll keep it simple, 4 questions ​ Is it less than 1 year old on [https://lookup.icann.org/en/lookup](https://lookup.icann.org/en/lookup)? Did someone you don't know in real life tell you about it? Are there no reviews of it online? Do they promise a return of greater than 40% annually? ​ If the answer is yes to any two of these questions it is very likely a scam site. ​ I also want to say that keeping your money in a crypto exchange is inherently risky. Major exchanges like Coinbase have failed before by losing all assets in a hack or having a liquidity collapse. I recommend using open source custodial wallets to hold funds and only use exchanges for the duration of the exchange. For bitcoin I use Bitcoin Core. This site can help you find one: [https://bitcoin.org/en/](https://bitcoin.org/en/) ​ If you're looking for an exchange/staking try the ones vetted by Forbes: [https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/cryptocurrency/best-crypto-exchanges/](https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/cryptocurrency/best-crypto-exchanges/) They even have staking platforms: [https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/cryptocurrency/best-crypto-staking-platforms/](https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/cryptocurrency/best-crypto-staking-platforms/) I believe this is the safest source possible even so you can still lose your money unless its held in a custodial wallet. Just remember to write down your seed phrase.