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[WARNING] NoBanHost (nobanhost.com) — Assigned a non-routable IANA documentation IP (198.51.100.251)

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  • forestforest Member
    edited August 30

    @Levi said:
    Banking on privacy and no kyc. Scums. Probably just launched everything via llm agent. Completely automated:

    Deploy
    Scam
    Destroy
    Repeat

    The perfect cycle. Bidirectional anonimity.

    And even the names could be shuffled around to create more permutations that sound good. Taking some random prefixes and suffixes from names on that list and shuffling them, I get novel ones: privacyvps, bithost, nokycbunker, silentprivacy, cryptobastion. So with just a few SEO-friendly words, they can create a huge number of "good-sounding" sites.

  • forestforest Member

    @Mainfrezzer said: Edit: Obviously, bulletproof hoster... in india.... scam.

    They don't claim to be bulletproof.

  • LeviLevi Veteran

    @forest said:

    @Levi said:
    Banking on privacy and no kyc. Scums. Probably just launched everything via llm agent. Completely automated:

    Deploy
    Scam
    Destroy
    Repeat

    The perfect cycle. Bidirectional anonimity.

    And even the names could be shuffled around to create more permutations that sound good. Taking some random prefixes and suffixes from names on that list and shuffling them, I get novel ones: privacyvps, bithost, nokycbunker, silentprivacy, cryptobastion. So with just a few SEO-friendly words, they can create a huge number of "good-sounding" sites.

    Scam as a service. Insanely deep automation from random domain shufles to minimal infra deploy and destroy. Every single step robotised. You just open grafana dash to look at your crypto wallet. And receive weekly reports with numbers.

    That is llm for you baby. Woohoo.

  • @forest said:

    @Mainfrezzer said: Edit: Obviously, bulletproof hoster... in india.... scam.

    They don't claim to be bulletproof.

    In fact they did.

    Thanked by 2Levi Fourplex
  • forestforest Member

    @Mainfrezzer said:

    @forest said:

    @Mainfrezzer said: Edit: Obviously, bulletproof hoster... in india.... scam.

    They don't claim to be bulletproof.

    In fact they did.

    Huh. Well their ToS is pretty typical at least (except it prohibits Tor relays).

    I still think they're unrelated besides being privacy-related and vibe-coded.

  • forestforest Member

    @Levi said:

    @forest said:

    @Levi said:
    Banking on privacy and no kyc. Scums. Probably just launched everything via llm agent. Completely automated:

    Deploy
    Scam
    Destroy
    Repeat

    The perfect cycle. Bidirectional anonimity.

    And even the names could be shuffled around to create more permutations that sound good. Taking some random prefixes and suffixes from names on that list and shuffling them, I get novel ones: privacyvps, bithost, nokycbunker, silentprivacy, cryptobastion. So with just a few SEO-friendly words, they can create a huge number of "good-sounding" sites.

    Scam as a service. Insanely deep automation from random domain shufles to minimal infra deploy and destroy. Every single step robotised. You just open grafana dash to look at your crypto wallet. And receive weekly reports with numbers.

    That is llm for you baby. Woohoo.

    And all that while your tokens pollute the air and worsen the RAM crisis! Evil streamlined!

    Thanked by 1Fourplex
  • FourplexFourplex Member, Patron Provider

    @Levi said:
    Banking on privacy and no kyc. Scums. Probably just launched everything via llm agent. Completely automated:

    Deploy
    Scam
    Destroy
    Repeat

    The perfect cycle. Bidirectional anonimity.

    a.k.a. AI-native scams. But Anthropic probably knows who they are.

    They use "no KYC" to steal people's funds. They don't give a damn about privacy. If they did they'd either not use AI agents or run them locally.

  • LeviLevi Veteran

    @Fourplex said:

    @Levi said:
    Banking on privacy and no kyc. Scums. Probably just launched everything via llm agent. Completely automated:

    Deploy
    Scam
    Destroy
    Repeat

    The perfect cycle. Bidirectional anonimity.

    a.k.a. AI-native scams. But Anthropic probably knows who they are.

    They use "no KYC" to steal people's funds. They don't give a damn about privacy. If they did they'd either not use AI agents or run them locally.

    This is more qwen or deepseek matter. Claude is to expensive. It would be interesting experiment how much you can automate scams. Nowadays almost everything is api.

  • @Levi said:

    @Fourplex said:

    @Levi said:
    Banking on privacy and no kyc. Scums. Probably just launched everything via llm agent. Completely automated:

    Deploy
    Scam
    Destroy
    Repeat

    The perfect cycle. Bidirectional anonimity.

    a.k.a. AI-native scams. But Anthropic probably knows who they are.

    They use "no KYC" to steal people's funds. They don't give a damn about privacy. If they did they'd either not use AI agents or run them locally.

    This is more qwen or deepseek matter. Claude is to expensive. It would be interesting experiment how much you can automate scams. Nowadays almost everything is api.

    Claude is dirt cheap through Chinese gateways.

  • LeviLevi Veteran

    @Obelous said:

    @Levi said:

    @Fourplex said:

    @Levi said:
    Banking on privacy and no kyc. Scums. Probably just launched everything via llm agent. Completely automated:

    Deploy
    Scam
    Destroy
    Repeat

    The perfect cycle. Bidirectional anonimity.

    a.k.a. AI-native scams. But Anthropic probably knows who they are.

    They use "no KYC" to steal people's funds. They don't give a damn about privacy. If they did they'd either not use AI agents or run them locally.

    This is more qwen or deepseek matter. Claude is to expensive. It would be interesting experiment how much you can automate scams. Nowadays almost everything is api.

    Claude is dirt cheap through Chinese gateways.

    How? Tell me everything.

    Thanked by 1barbarza
  • yoursunnyyoursunny Member, IPv6 Advocate

    @JabJab said:
    I can sell those.
    No panel however as tokens too expensive to even vibe-code placeholder.
    Only crypto payment.
    Unlimited BW.
    Unlimted CPU.
    Unlimited RAM.

    Would you like a license for IPv9 technology?

  • riderrider Member

    Their name "nobanhost" means: No ban because your server can't work!

    I consider the best IP is 127.0.0.1 :D

    Thanked by 1tux
  • IncognionIncognion Member
    edited August 30

    @forest said:

    @sillycat said: Also, this "No registered entity. No personal data stored. No logs. No KYC." phrase is also found on incognion.com, servprivate.com (see: old thread @oloke mentioned).

    @Incognion

    Curious where that phrase came from.

    Look like Gemini uses same default template for all offshore websites. :neutral:

    Yes I use Gemini heavily on the main website page although I kow htms, css, javascript very well. I just used my Gemini because I got it for free :lol:

    Edited section:

    BTW, We never claimed to be a Bulletproof host. We just have few services like DMCA ignored VPS, Tor VPS etc.

    But few things like CSAM, Hacking / Botnet / RATs / Ransomware, Fraud / Scam / Phishing / Carding anything are prohibited and result of an instant termination.

    Thanked by 1forest
  • FourplexFourplex Member, Patron Provider

    @Obelous said:

    @Levi said:

    @Fourplex said:

    @Levi said:
    Banking on privacy and no kyc. Scums. Probably just launched everything via llm agent. Completely automated:

    Deploy
    Scam
    Destroy
    Repeat

    The perfect cycle. Bidirectional anonimity.

    a.k.a. AI-native scams. But Anthropic probably knows who they are.

    They use "no KYC" to steal people's funds. They don't give a damn about privacy. If they did they'd either not use AI agents or run them locally.

    This is more qwen or deepseek matter. Claude is to expensive. It would be interesting experiment how much you can automate scams. Nowadays almost everything is api.

    Claude is dirt cheap through Chinese gateways.

    I actually had a Chinese gateway as a customer. They paid ~$1700, but only for one month and now their accounts are delinquent.

    When they were active they used 2-3 Gbps of bandwidth, then their servers went idle. They don't even respond to tickets I opened about them.

    Thanked by 1rpqu
  • FubukiFubuki Member

    whenever i see "Bulletproof" i think they are not "Bulletproof" to began with nor claim they are one

  • MainfrezzerMainfrezzer Member
    edited August 30

    @Incognion said:

    @forest said:

    @sillycat said: Also, this "No registered entity. No personal data stored. No logs. No KYC." phrase is also found on incognion.com, servprivate.com (see: old thread @oloke mentioned).

    @Incognion

    Curious where that phrase came from.

    Edited section:

    BTW, We never claimed to be a Bulletproof host.

    My brother in christ, or well whatever the equivalent is for you, are you really stating that this is not you?

    Youre really stating, on your site, that

    No registered company: No incorporation, no shareholders, no registered agent. Nothing to seize, nothing to subpoena.

    While your butts are literally tied to at least 3 companies?

    I.e. APARANHO WEB SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED, Viridweb Online Solutions (OPC) Pvt. Ltd. and ONEVIRT PRIVATE LIMITED

    Edit: at the end of the day, I don't give a single fuck you're doing. But god damn do I hate lies and bullshit.

    Edit edit: it's almost as comical as that s3 object disrupter that openly distributed pirated content. Can't make that shit up

  • aphexaphex Member

    @Levi said: How? Tell me everything.

    Stolen cards, trial abuse, nonpayment

  • tarisutarisu Member, Host Rep

    @anonymous3 said:

    If you can connect via VNC

    No buttons work on the customer panel : Check this out:
    https://files.catbox.moe/h1trzx.mp4

    unstoppable vps 🤑

    Thanked by 1yoursunny
  • tarisutarisu Member, Host Rep

    @yoursunny said:

    @JabJab said:
    I can sell those.
    No panel however as tokens too expensive to even vibe-code placeholder.
    Only crypto payment.
    Unlimited BW.
    Unlimted CPU.
    Unlimited RAM.

    Would you like a license for IPv9 technology?

    Back in 2017–2018, when I was providing web theme and consulting services to Turkish providers, some people were setting up hosting companies with domain extensions like .tk and .cf. Aside from that, I once saw someone list “Intel Core i8” under the CPU section of their VDS packages. We made fun of that for about two years.

    Good old days

    Thanked by 3forest yoursunny nikio
  • @tarisu said:

    @yoursunny said:

    @JabJab said:
    I can sell those.
    No panel however as tokens too expensive to even vibe-code placeholder.
    Only crypto payment.
    Unlimited BW.
    Unlimted CPU.
    Unlimited RAM.

    Would you like a license for IPv9 technology?

    Back in 2017–2018, when I was providing web theme and consulting services to Turkish providers, some people were setting up hosting companies with domain extensions like .tk and .cf. Aside from that, I once saw someone list “Intel Core i8” under the CPU section of their VDS packages. We made fun of that for about two years.

    Good old days

    Now the i8 could maybe be real, somewhat. There were cpus that god fumbled by a OEM and reported as i4

    Thanked by 1tarisu
  • forestforest Member

    @Mainfrezzer said:

    @Incognion said:

    @forest said:

    @sillycat said: Also, this "No registered entity. No personal data stored. No logs. No KYC." phrase is also found on incognion.com, servprivate.com (see: old thread @oloke mentioned).

    @Incognion

    Curious where that phrase came from.

    Edited section:

    BTW, We never claimed to be a Bulletproof host.

    My brother in christ, or well whatever the equivalent is for you, are you really stating that this is not you?

    Youre really stating, on your site, that

    No registered company: No incorporation, no shareholders, no registered agent. Nothing to seize, nothing to subpoena.

    While your butts are literally tied to at least 3 companies?

    I.e. APARANHO WEB SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED, Viridweb Online Solutions (OPC) Pvt. Ltd. and ONEVIRT PRIVATE LIMITED

    Edit: at the end of the day, I don't give a single fuck you're doing. But god damn do I hate lies and bullshit.

    Edit edit: it's almost as comical as that s3 object disrupter that openly distributed pirated content. Can't make that shit up

    Seems the fault of vibe-coding.

  • MainfrezzerMainfrezzer Member
    edited August 30

    @forest said:

    @Mainfrezzer said:

    @Incognion said:

    @forest said:

    @sillycat said: Also, this "No registered entity. No personal data stored. No logs. No KYC." phrase is also found on incognion.com, servprivate.com (see: old thread @oloke mentioned).

    @Incognion

    Curious where that phrase came from.

    Edited section:

    BTW, We never claimed to be a Bulletproof host.

    My brother in christ, or well whatever the equivalent is for you, are you really stating that this is not you?

    Youre really stating, on your site, that

    No registered company: No incorporation, no shareholders, no registered agent. Nothing to seize, nothing to subpoena.

    While your butts are literally tied to at least 3 companies?

    I.e. APARANHO WEB SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED, Viridweb Online Solutions (OPC) Pvt. Ltd. and ONEVIRT PRIVATE LIMITED

    Edit: at the end of the day, I don't give a single fuck you're doing. But god damn do I hate lies and bullshit.

    Edit edit: it's almost as comical as that s3 object disrupter that openly distributed pirated content. Can't make that shit up

    Seems the fault of vibe-coding.

    Which brings us back to the original site mentioned here. Why is it identical in text when they're not related. Whatever is going on here, in one way or another, is not looking too good.

    Either, they willingly clank copied a scam or they have the same source for the page. Or they came up with that crap, which evidently is a load of bs and somebody clank copied of them. Although I highly doubt that would result in a verbatim copy.

    Edit: let alone that they aren't around for that long too. Nobody even knows them. So how would you come even to the point to copy them specifically

  • forestforest Member
    edited August 31

    @Mainfrezzer said: Which brings us back to the original site mentioned here. Why is it identical in text when they're not related. Whatever is going on here, in one way or another, is not looking too good.

    It seems like that's the only similarity, and if an LLM was asked to look around for good slogans from "no-KYC offshore DMCA-proof hosting" and it fell for SEO poisoning, it would surely regurgitate (or just steal) the same thing, no?

    Are there any other similarities though? Because Incognion's site looks different than the others, seems to function differently, and even the name is different (it's unique rather than a combination of two or three words).

  • JasonMJasonM Member

    @anonymous3 said: nobanhost.com was registered 17 days before I'm writing this. Yet their site claims to have been founded in 2025

    sites can claim anything. last time I went on a site which claimed found in 1997.

  • WilliamWilliam Veteran

    @tentor said:

    @sillycat said:
    I've recently found something interesting about these. Their SEO is mostly targeted towards AI agents

    "NoBanHost" is not mentioned anywhere on the internet. Would love to know how OP found it.

    Any tips how I do same? Have big issues optimising shit for models

    it looked like easy money but wire fraud of AI agents sadly is still a crime against the owner, so you go in a year minimum for a few bucks. Better rug pull something and move to Dubai.

  • x0x0xx0x0x Member

    vaultdom.com
    hushvps.com

    These appear to be related as well.

  • MainfrezzerMainfrezzer Member
    edited August 31

    @x0x0x said:
    vaultdom.com
    hushvps.com

    These appear to be related as well.

    Having a quick look. The first one refers to ApexVPS, which claims to be known from... drumroll please

    Lowendtalk.

    Edit: oh the second one does too. very interesting.

  • x0x0xx0x0x Member

    @Mainfrezzer said:

    @x0x0x said:
    vaultdom.com
    hushvps.com

    These appear to be related as well.

    Having a quick look. The first one refers to ApexVPS, which claims to be known from... drumroll please

    Lowendtalk.

    That would be apex-vps.com, then. However, I can't find any mention of them on this forum, so that claim doesn't seem accurate.

  • @x0x0x said:

    @Mainfrezzer said:

    @x0x0x said:
    vaultdom.com
    hushvps.com

    These appear to be related as well.

    Having a quick look. The first one refers to ApexVPS, which claims to be known from... drumroll please

    Lowendtalk.

    That would be apex-vps.com, then. However, I can't find any mention of them on this forum, so that claim doesn't seem accurate.

    seems to be way more, OnionVPS for example does exactly the same. With bogus reviews from here. Peculiar

  • x0x0xx0x0x Member

    @Mainfrezzer said:

    @x0x0x said:

    @Mainfrezzer said:

    @x0x0x said:
    vaultdom.com
    hushvps.com

    These appear to be related as well.

    Having a quick look. The first one refers to ApexVPS, which claims to be known from... drumroll please

    Lowendtalk.

    That would be apex-vps.com, then. However, I can't find any mention of them on this forum, so that claim doesn't seem accurate.

    seems to be way more, OnionVPS for example does exactly the same. With bogus reviews from here. Peculiar

    paragonvps.com
    sputnikvps.com
    hushsms.com

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