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RE: Tor nodes blocked by e-gold



No, its just SORBS, thay havnt got a clue. Avoid with long bargepole....
 
 
Tony.

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From: owner-or-talk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Karsten N.
Sent: Fri 27/04/2007 09:03
To: or-talk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Tor nodes blocked by e-gold



Hi,

I have checked a few long-runnig TOR nodes in the Sorbs SPAM blacklist:

http://www.au.sorbs.net/lookup.shtml

Many of this servers are blacklisted in the database of
vulnerable/hacked servers:

"Likely Trojaned Machine, host running unknown trojan"

The nodes I checked are mostly well administrated and run actually
software over a time of 1 year. It may be, they are listed in other SPAM
blacklists too.

Karsten N.

force44@xxxxxxxxxxxxx schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> Since 24 hours, e-gold has decided to block all TOR nodes, and not only. In fact they check 3 "spam databases" and if the user's IP is in one of them, e-gold just declines any operation, people cannot even login into their accounts.
>
> There are a few things here:
>
> It is the first time I see a website blocking IP that appear in SPAM databases! Spam is, as far as I know, an EMAIL problem, so why would a domain block surfing from these IP?
>
> About TOR particularly, I feel very strange that all exit nodes would be listed in spam databases, as most of them (if not all) don't accept sending mail requests. That is why I rather believe that e-gold in fact fetches the TOR exit nodes list, and directly block their IP addresses.
>
> A friend, connecting from his home in Germany without TOR, without any proxy, cannot enter his account as his IP address (a dynamic one from a dialup provider) was listed 2 months ago for spam!!!
>
> A few people are already complaining that they cannot get into their accounts, and so their money seems to be lost! E-gold was already known to block accounts without any warning and explanations, recently blocked accounts of all Iranian people and KEPT their funds, now they automatize the scam process!
>
> E-gold seems to be the next (or TODAY'S) major scam of the internet!
>
> F44
>


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