Verified addresses
Why backup links exist
We run more than one address. An address may be blocked by an internet provider, or we may move to a new domain. A backup link, sometimes called a mirror, is simply another address that opens the same Crickex site and the same account.
Old lists on other websites may include domains someone else has since bought. Only trust the list on this page.
How to check an address yourself
- Compare it letter by letter with your bookmark. Copies swap one character, add a hyphen or change the ending (.com, .net, .co and so on).
- Look for a secure connection: a padlock and an address starting with https.
- Be suspicious of any address you only found in a chat, a comment or an advert.
- Never enter your password on a page that asks you to “verify” or “unlock” your account.
- If a site offers bonuses that look far better than usual, treat that as a warning sign, not a reason to sign up.
Found a suspicious copy?
Do not log in. If you already did, change your password on our genuine site straight away and tell our support team. You can also report the address to Google Safe Browsing so other people are warned.
Frequently asked questions
Is crickex.ing a backup link for Crickex?
Yes. crickex.ing is an official Crickex address.
What is “crickex net”?
People search for different domain endings for Crickex. Only addresses on this page are official.
Why does the Crickex site not open for me?
The address may be blocked by your internet provider or out of date, or there may be a connection problem. Try switching between mobile data and Wi-Fi, and use an address from this page rather than searching for a new one.