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UploadMall.com - Free File Host - PPD $11 / 1K Downloads

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- Formally called UploadBank
- Earn money when people download your files
- Completely free file hosting
- We maximise ad revenue so that we can pay you the most
- Live stats that shows all your paid downloads


Features of UploadMall.

- Completely free (No premium account)
- Fast download speed.
- No timer. No queues. No download limits.
- Simple, straightforward and clean design.
- Responsive website
- Adult content allowed!
- Unlimited Storage
- Website CDN located in Russia, less issues with DMCA or Child porn.

See full details of our features:
uploadmall.com/features.html

Earn Money with UploadMall.

- Up to US$11 / 1000 downloads
- Downloads are counted after user complete CAPTCHA and click continue.
- File size must be more than 5 MB.
- Max 3 counts for same IP every 24 hours.
- Minimum payout $20
- Payout by Bitcoin, Litecoin, Webmoney.

See complete list of countries, rates & rules:
uploadmall.com/money.html

UploadMall (Formally UploadBank) have always been paying since 2016.
Just look at the Wjunction forum yourself.
We are serious about the file hosting business and is here for the long run.

Contact us: uploadmall.com/contact.html
 
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antthenait said:
I fixed the 'SEC_ERROR_REVOKED_CERTIFICATE' issue on Mozilla but on Chrome there is no such issue.

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Error `sec_error_revoked_certificate` when viewed in Firefox only

I have an SSL certificate that does not inhibit the loading of a client's site when viewed in Chrome, Safari, or Android Browser. Unfortunately, when viewed in Firefox, I encounter the following er...
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I can understand that we need to work with the system and the page have to do all that to be able to see it properly but the average user is not going to reconfigure their browser to get a download just move to another less problematic option, by eos it must be solved so that it works properly in all browsers
 
soliduspr said:
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antthenait said:
I fixed the 'SEC_ERROR_REVOKED_CERTIFICATE' issue on Mozilla but on Chrome there is no such issue.

follow

stackoverflow.com

Error `sec_error_revoked_certificate` when viewed in Firefox only

I have an SSL certificate that does not inhibit the loading of a client's site when viewed in Chrome, Safari, or Android Browser. Unfortunately, when viewed in Firefox, I encounter the following er...
stackoverflow.com stackoverflow.com
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Sherry said:
Income has dropped by 50 percent in the last three days. That's a lot, boss!!! What do you say?
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soliduspr said:
I can understand that we need to work with the system and the page have to do all that to be able to see it properly but the average user is not going to reconfigure their browser to get a download just move to another less problematic option, by eos it must be solved so that it works properly in all browsers
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The issue is with the previous SSL cert is revoked.
User can't even get into the website due to the SSL issue.
It has now been resolved.

Can @soliduspr check if your antivirus still showing that error?
and @antthenait are you getting still error in Firefox even with OCSP turned on?
Downloads for past few days drop like 30-40% due to this issue as users can't even get into the site.
Your downloads should pick up by tomorrow
 
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