Hello everyone,
I am the co-founder and head developer of a company and web3 project which recently launched their public beta version. Suddenly after a couple of weeks we got blacklisted by MetaMask and our users get this brutal red warning window in their browsers.
Thankx to the super quick help from @harrydenley (god send!) our domain and site have been removed from the eth-phishing-detect config.json file but it has been over 24hs now and our domain is still blocked for no reason whatsoever.
We have invested months of work and thousands of dollars into this project with an entire team of people and only because some random incompetent person added us to a blocklist all is being damaged and in jeopardy.
We are currently in innumerous investor meetings and started our marketing campaigns.
Jobs are at stake, our reputation has been damaged.
I can’t believe that this is the sense of this tool and something should be done.
This system has to be more reliable and especially faster. It’s all great, to try to save users from scammers and of course we are all for it but it can’t be done on the backs of honest working people, honest businesses and big investments. This is just negligent and reckless, to say the least.
The minimum would be some guidelines on what is expected to avoid getting on this list in the first place, perhaps some process in advance to get whitelisted with the proper documentation.
How can someone with a legit company and project make sure this doesn’t happen again?
We did nothing wrong, we implemented the “site connect and message signing” via the Moralis API to the dot. All founders are fully doxxed, and known business people for decades.
We are easy to reach, easy to ask on any doubt and have 100% clean reputations in countless servers, projects and partner companies.
How is it possible that some random report gets this type of power? This is basically an abuse of power to be quite honest.
I know that the people here are honest developers, people who want to make the web a better place like we do too. I hope that someone rethinks the process behind this tool and uses this post to make things better to avoid punishing good people for nothing.
Thank you all for your time.