Referring to this post Why are you guys Protecting an Illegal Gambling Site?
I am trying to report the following gambling websites. I filled up everything in the abuse form, there’s no validation error popping up, but clicking the submit button just doesn’t do anything
so i will just put the links here
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these are but just a small part of it. there are a lot more.
a more concerning question is, who should be responsible filtering all these illegal websites ? should it be Cloudflare or the public have to report these one by one ?
who’s making all the money from these illegal sites ? Cloudflare or the public ?
Thank you @cloudedmund99, you may want to clear cache or use a different/incognito browser to report. I was able to use the abuse form without issue, but please report these to Customer Support and ask they escalate your ticket to Trust & Safety if you are unable to successfully submit the form (form is best as it makes certain T&S have the information they need). Let Support know you were having issues with the form.
While doing what you can to inhibit gambling sites this is possibly a noble cause. In relation to the legal or illegal, what is the difference in the end with this particular site? Why is it “illegal”? And does “the legal” = “the ethical”? These are questions to consider; also a practical question of consideration is this: from where, from which country, is said website physically served / where is it “headquarted”? And what are the laws there?
Moreover, one would need also submit evidence of extensive length to every search engine that has the site indexed for each of them to take it down; submit evidence to every other CDN that the site traverses from multiple tech giants such as, e.g., Google Hosted Libraries, Microsoft Ajax CDN, jQuery CDN (MaxCDN), jsDelivr (MaxCDN), Yandex CDN, Baidu CDN, Sina Public Resources & UpYun Libraries.
A recommendation: submit the site to one or more of the following blacklists: