You can't contact them securely, because their only support contact is email but the PGP key on their website is corrupted (you can't re-wrap the lines of a PGP key!) and even after fixing the corruption it turns out that they forgot to publish their encryption key (the published key is signing-only).

So there's no secure way to contact them.

Total waste of my time and money. This is why everybody uses Mullvad.

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[–] Krugtron9000@monero.town 5 points 5 months ago (1 children)

I also don't understand why websites are still using bespoke hand-rolled XMR payment frontends -- unless they are exchanges or (like localmonero) super-Monero-gurus... BTCPay server's Monero support is so good at this point... I have used it uncountably-many times and not once had any kind of problem.

Please folks, if you're going to accept Monero, consider using BTCPay Server.

[–] delirious_owl@discuss.online 1 points 5 months ago

That requires you to host a server with like 200 GB of blockchain data. Small sellers can't support that.

I recommend CoinPayments.