Remove the copied login.
The counterfeit T-Online page was served from a LOLIPOP account on ciao.jp. Outtake can request account review and suspension, then verify whether the page is still online.
Provider target
LOLIPOP hosting
Copied login page
Requested action
Request account review
Recommended in a dated report. Current status and provider outcome need verification.
Provider report / LOLIPOP hosting
What this report asks the provider to do.
The September 8 investigation supports a provider-specific request. Outtake can file it on Deutsche Telekom's behalf and follow the response.
What the report confirmed
The September 8 report linked one counterfeit T-Online login at minoh[.]ciao[.]jp to a LOLIPOP account on ciao.jp. It did not establish other pages on that account.
Evidence for the provider
Page captures on desktop and mobile, copied brand elements, the hosting link, page source, and the cited malicious scan results.
What Outtake can do
Outtake can ask the hosting provider to review and suspend the account, follow the provider response, and check whether the page is still accessible.
What changes, and what does not
A suspension would remove this page's delivery from that host. It would not necessarily disable the separate Telegram bot or prevent a new copy elsewhere.
Proof of outcome
Recheck the URL and look for a replacement deployment before calling the page removed.