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CardiffDillon said:
Looks like Coomer and Kemono have been killed off. I'm just getting a 'Can't verb this page' message. Hopefully they'll be reincarnated in some form soon.
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I thought my ISP was blocking me from the site initially because my download would be unhurried for the last couple of weeks and then I use a VPN and speed came back to normal only with the VPN.bobooo said:
Yes been having the identical problem
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Then I can’t download at all with normal internet. The link would die everytime I click download but I was still able download using a VPN. And then the last days, depending on your VPN location, you can browse the site but can’t download. Some servers you can’t browse at all. The whole site is dead with or without a VPN. I thought the site itself was blocking me lol. Then I realized everyone was having this problem. The site is off and on depending on your location hence why VPN works.
Now it’s back to normal. I think the site and the serves are having issues.
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