This giveaway for old member only..? or avaible for new member too?
im trying to register and now still waiting to get email/notification of his giveaway
Topic: [2015-02-26] CD: OKCoin Gives Away $1.6 Million in Bitcoin for Chinese New Year (Read 1613 times)
March 05, 2016, 01:52:56 AM
March 04, 2016, 11:39:21 PM
I have received the same email. I am very suspicious. If it were an actual voucher it would just be in plain text, or perhaps a PDF, not 7z file! I will contact OKCoin to confirm, but i highly suspect its a scam. I would advise to NOT open the zip file for risk of installing a trojan of some description.
Also, if you look at the meta data of the email it says:
subject: Notification!
mailed-by: server4.zmaximum.ru
encryption: zmaximum.ru did not encrypt this message
I'm 99.9999% sure OKCoin would not send mail through a Russian mail server.
Also, if you look at the meta data of the email it says:
subject: Notification!
mailed-by: server4.zmaximum.ru
encryption: zmaximum.ru did not encrypt this message
I'm 99.9999% sure OKCoin would not send mail through a Russian mail server.
Thanks for the info, pakage.
I never open attachments from unknown sources either.
March 04, 2016, 05:07:07 PM
I have received the same email. I am very suspicious. If it were an actual voucher it would just be in plain text, or perhaps a PDF, not 7z file! I will contact OKCoin to confirm, but i highly suspect its a scam. I would advise to NOT open the zip file for risk of installing a trojan of some description.
Also, if you look at the meta data of the email it says:
subject: Notification!
mailed-by: server4.zmaximum.ru
encryption: zmaximum.ru did not encrypt this message
I'm 99.9999% sure OKCoin would not send mail through a Russian mail server.
Also, if you look at the meta data of the email it says:
subject: Notification!
mailed-by: server4.zmaximum.ru
encryption: zmaximum.ru did not encrypt this message
I'm 99.9999% sure OKCoin would not send mail through a Russian mail server.
March 04, 2016, 12:36:00 PM
So this arrived in my email today:
Dear Member,
Notification: You have received an OKCoin.com e-Voucher of 450 USD in your account.
The e-Voucher is attached.
You can top-up your OKCoin.com wallet with this voucher or pay any service where OKCoin.com accepted.
***************************************************************************************************************
This is an automated email - Please do not reply.
This mailbox is not monitored and you will not receive a response.
(C) 2007-2016 OKCoin.com
All rights reserved.
Related to the op or ....a scam?
Dear Member,
Notification: You have received an OKCoin.com e-Voucher of 450 USD in your account.
The e-Voucher is attached.
You can top-up your OKCoin.com wallet with this voucher or pay any service where OKCoin.com accepted.
***************************************************************************************************************
This is an automated email - Please do not reply.
This mailbox is not monitored and you will not receive a response.
(C) 2007-2016 OKCoin.com
All rights reserved.
Related to the op or ....a scam?
February 26, 2015, 01:49:31 PM
OKCoin Gives Away $1.6 Million in Bitcoin for Chinese New Year
Beijing-based bitcoin exchange OKCoin claims it has has given away 10m yuan in bitcoin (worth about $1,598,390) as part of a promotional Chinese New Year 'red envelope' campaign.
http://www.coindesk.com/okcoin-gives-away-1-6-million-in-bitcoin-for-chinese-new-year/
Beijing-based bitcoin exchange OKCoin claims it has has given away 10m yuan in bitcoin (worth about $1,598,390) as part of a promotional Chinese New Year 'red envelope' campaign.
http://www.coindesk.com/okcoin-gives-away-1-6-million-in-bitcoin-for-chinese-new-year/
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