Eth-phishing-detect: Insane scam.

[andriytyurnikov]

http://poa.network
http://oracles.org

[6proof]

These are both the same site - not an issue. POA.network changed its name from oracles.org several months ago. Please close this issue.

[ajkagy]

Both of these URLs are pointing to https://poa.network/ which is correct. Please close this issue.

[andriytyurnikov]

It is an ongoing scam, related to #1592

[409H]

I'm getting 2 different domains.

poa.net = 104.27.39.8:443
poa.network = 104.20.225.46:443

[409H]

It is an ongoing scam, related to #1592 - @andriytyurnikov

Please can you give more information?

[andriytyurnikov]

They are both scams ;)

[igorbarinov]

Igor from POA https://github.com/poanetwork
is here

poa.net
poa.network
oracles.org
are legit domains for POA Network

@andriytyurnikov looks like scammer to me

[409H]

They are both scams ;)

Why?

[rstormsf]

Roman from POA is here,
those websites are legitimate

https://poa.net
https://poa.network

@andriytyurnikov can you elaborate on it?
why are you posting that POA is scam? it's quite a big claim

there is bridge running which relays POA to POA20 token. There is no token sale going on

[andriytyurnikov]

@409H , he is a scammer too

[andriytyurnikov]

@409H , see their multimilliondollar ICO https://etherscan.io/token/0x6758B7d441a9739b98552B373703d8d3d14f9e62

[andriytyurnikov]

@409H , and another one https://etherscan.io/address/0x0D262e5dC4A06a0F1c90cE79C7a60C09DfC884E4

[rstormsf]

@andriytyurnikov can you elaborate please?

[andriytyurnikov]

@rstormsf , LOL, no I am not going to educate you about how to run scams better

[rstormsf]

@andriytyurnikov gotcha... make sure you can prove it

[andriytyurnikov]

@rstormsf , don't worry (: this trick won't work again, so think of something new next time
Your Proof-Of-Authority made me laugh, though :)

[rstormsf]

@andriytyurnikov I'm glad you are happy.

[andriytyurnikov]

@yrashk, you mentioned on POA.net and POA.network as a COre team member

[rstormsf]

@andriytyurnikov yes he is
https://github.com/poanetwork/poa-bridge/graphs/contributors

[acravenho]

Please close this issue. POA Network just released one of the most innovative products in the space. Please feel free to use the new bridge https://bridge.poa.network/.

@andriytyurnikov is not providing any pertinent information to his arguement.

[andriytyurnikov]

@acravenho , this scam has nothing innovative

[andriytyurnikov]

@acravenho I do provide, but not to you, (;

[acravenho]

@andriytyurnikov So you're saying a cross-chain bridge, the first of its kind is not innovative?

[acravenho]

@andriytyurnikov You're linking to the Ethereum side of the bridge, you do realize that there is a Native token on the home side of the bridge.

BTW, Jet8 has nothing to do with POA.

[andriytyurnikov]

@acravenho I am reporting every scam, yours or not (:

[acravenho]

@andriytyurnikov It's great you're taking the initiative to look for scams, but you should do a lot more research on projects before giving them a label like this. POA has a mainnet up and running. Many projects use ERC20 tokens until their mainnet is up and running.

POA's mainnet has been up since December 2017- https://core-netstat.poa.network/

The ERC20 token you're referring to is an interoperability token on the Ethereum chain. It's an innovative idea and working product. Dapps can build on POA for cheaper and still have access to Ethereum. This is a big scalability advantage for Ethereum Network.

You should use the bridge located here: https://bridge.poa.network