🦎 SwampLizard.io - Bitcoin Mixer

[Swamplizard]

If anyone from the Swamplizard team is following the thread and it hasn't been noticed yet, the swamplizard.io site has been marked as harmful. He is listed on the phishing blocklist (of SEAL, ChainPatrol, or MetaMask) so it is necessary to submit certain requests for a delist.

Hi.

Yes, someone added us to this list for no reason.

https://github.com/MetaMask/eth-phishing-detect/issues/126936 [nofollow]

I found this report but the user did not provide any evidence, I think he did it just to damage our reputation as the user seems to have no history or activity.

[examplens]

Hi.

Yes, someone added us to this list for no reason.

https://github.com/MetaMask/eth-phishing-detect/issues/126936

I found this report but the user did not provide any evidence, I think he did it just to damage our reputation as the user seems to have no history or activity.

Yes, we have seen a similar thing several times. Especially when it comes to mixers.
It is even more strange that you are marked as phishing by the ETH wallet, although you do not use any of the networks with Metamask.
You have to send them delist requests and prove that you are the real owner and that the domain is genuine.

[icopress]

Thanks for the notification. I have already sent the owner a PM.

If anyone from the Swamplizard team is following the thread and it hasn't been noticed yet, the swamplizard.io site has been marked as harmful. He is listed on the phishing blocklist (of SEAL, ChainPatrol, or MetaMask) so it is necessary to submit certain requests for a delist.

[Ambatman]

https://github.com/MetaMask/eth-phishing-detect/issues/126936

I found this report but the user did not provide any evidence, I think he did it just to damage our reputation as the user seems to have no history or activity.

Well it's showing closed
Which means it was refused and not accepted.
I doubt they would flag without proper evidence
Which the OP was highly lacking.

[icopress]

bump 

[examplens]

If anyone from the Swamplizard team is following the thread and it hasn't been noticed yet, the swamplizard.io site has been marked as harmful. He is listed on the phishing blocklist (of SEAL, ChainPatrol, or MetaMask) so it is necessary to submit certain requests for a delist.

Hi.

Yes, someone added us to this list for no reason.

https://github.com/MetaMask/eth-phishing-detect/issues/126936

I found this report but the user did not provide any evidence, I think he did it just to damage our reputation as the user seems to have no history or activity.

This is still an active warning on the swamplizard.io domain.
Perhaps if the community were to be activated, more requests would help remove this domain from the blacklist.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

If anyone from the Swamplizard team is following the thread and it hasn't been noticed yet, the swamplizard.io site has been marked as harmful. He is listed on the phishing blocklist (of SEAL, ChainPatrol, or MetaMask) so it is necessary to submit certain requests for a delist.

Hi.

Yes, someone added us to this list for no reason.

https://github.com/MetaMask/eth-phishing-detect/issues/126936

I found this report but the user did not provide any evidence, I think he did it just to damage our reputation as the user seems to have no history or activity.

This is still an active warning on the swamplizard.io domain.
Perhaps if the community were to be activated, more requests would help remove this domain from the blacklist.

I just visited the site on both my chrome and Samsung browser and the site loaded and opened normally without any "site may be harmful" warning, does this mean the Issue you are reporting about has been resolved?
Would be nice if it actually have.

But I am wondering, why would any one include a legitimate service in the list of services he or she believes are scam with out even testing and confirming that the service is truly a scam?

[NotATether]

That's probably because some deranged crypto bro thinks all mixers = money laundering schemes for hackers, so are reporting all the mixers to these blacklists.

No mixer is mainstream like a crypto casino can be. If a mixer becomes too big, it's shut down. (Like Chipmixer.)

[examplens]

I just visited the site on both my chrome and Samsung browser and the site loaded and opened normally without any "site may be harmful" warning, does this mean the Issue you are reporting about has been resolved?
Would be nice if it actually have.

It happened to me on Firefox, while it works normally on Chrome, but there I visited the Swampliyard site earlier and agreed to ignore this warning.
Also, this comes from Metamask, so I assume browsers with the Metamask extension installed show this warning

[DYING_S0UL]

I just visited the site on both my chrome and Samsung browser and the site loaded and opened normally without any "site may be harmful" warning, does this mean the Issue you are reporting about has been resolved?
Would be nice if it actually have.

It happened to me on Firefox, while it works normally on Chrome, but there I visited the Swampliyard site earlier and agreed to ignore this warning.
Also, this comes from Metamask, so I assume browsers with the Metamask extension installed show this warning

Yes, the warning message would only show when metamask is enabled. Apart from that the warning message won't show. I have seen the same thing with other mixers before where they were flagged as phishing.
Anyway, I just visited the site with and without metamask enabled and the warning was gone. I guess they have taken down the phishing flag.

[Wiwo]

I just visited the site on both my chrome and Samsung browser and the site loaded and opened normally without any "site may be harmful" warning, does this mean the Issue you are reporting about has been resolved?
Would be nice if it actually have.

It happened to me on Firefox, while it works normally on Chrome, but there I visited the Swampliyard site earlier and agreed to ignore this warning.
Also, this comes from Metamask, so I assume browsers with the Metamask extension installed show this warning

Choosing to ignore the warnings is best for users who already have prior knowledge of the situation and know that phishing tag is a result of attacks on the service by probably competitors, but other newbies who may not be members of the forum will treat such warnings.

Between me this also that the team should be able to discard and disassociate their mixing services from that of the phishing attackers creating a bad image for the platform.

[examplens]

Choosing to ignore the warnings is best for users who already have prior knowledge of the situation and know that phishing tag is a result of attacks on the service by probably competitors, but other newbies who may not be members of the forum will treat such warnings.

Users who know the essence of the problem are not so risky. The biggest problems are always with newbies, plus it's hard for them to prove later what it's all about.
That's why we, more experienced crypto users, should fight to remove ambiguities that can confuse users with less knowledge about crypto.

[Ambatman]

No mixer is mainstream like a crypto casino can be. If a mixer becomes too big, it's shut down. (Like Chipmixer.)

Would such practice still carry on in this current government
Or is he going to create his own?
Won't be surprised if he does or that some newbies would use it.
He hasn't really voiced his stance on privacy.

[icopress]

Would such practice still carry on in this current government
Or is he going to create his own?
Won't be surprised if he does or that some newbies would use it.
He hasn't really voiced his stance on privacy.

If I'm not mistaken, the US government recently lifted all restrictions on Tornado Cash... so let's hope for the best.