Topic: Be careful when you received this email! - page 3. (Read 1117 times)
I've got three such emails this week, and they're really a lot of crooks. Do not click on their links, and cheat you want your wallet key, and another kind of fake Etherdelta send you messages, say your IP has problems, and then send false links to you. These cheats are really annoying.
Few minutes ago I received an email from Coinbase said that someone was trying to log into my account
I didn't careful so I clicked "Cancel Request"
After that I realized that it's a fake email cause the real email only mailed by amazonses.com, but luckily I set up my Coinbase account with highest level secure with both Google Authenticator and phone SMS
I just want to let everyone know about this and be careful.
This is the first time I received this one.
I didn't careful so I clicked "Cancel Request"
After that I realized that it's a fake email cause the real email only mailed by amazonses.com, but luckily I set up my Coinbase account with highest level secure with both Google Authenticator and phone SMS
I just want to let everyone know about this and be careful.
This is the first time I received this one.
Thank you for letting us know about that. let us be more careful these days.
lot of bot are using gmal to hack our accounts and wallets. thank you for letting us to know about this one hope you can help more people to avoid this one
Few minutes ago I received an email from Coinbase said that someone was trying to log into my account
I didn't careful so I clicked "Cancel Request"
After that I realized that it's a fake email cause the real email only mailed by amazonses.com, but luckily I set up my Coinbase account with highest level secure with both Google Authenticator and phone SMS
I just want to let everyone know about this and be careful.
This is the first time I received this one.
Yeah this is what people call phishing, They send messages claiming to be from a reputable company and that you need to recover your password. When you do that they steal your login details. It has happened to me on one occasion. I didn't careful so I clicked "Cancel Request"
After that I realized that it's a fake email cause the real email only mailed by amazonses.com, but luckily I set up my Coinbase account with highest level secure with both Google Authenticator and phone SMS
I just want to let everyone know about this and be careful.
This is the first time I received this one.
Thank you for this information
Adding F2A and/ or SMS Authentication will increase our security
However please be also aware on phishing sites, we must always check the domain name if it is correct or not.
Read always your email, check if there is someone iwhos trying to log in to your account.
Internet is not secured these days.
Adding F2A and/ or SMS Authentication will increase our security
However please be also aware on phishing sites, we must always check the domain name if it is correct or not.
Read always your email, check if there is someone iwhos trying to log in to your account.
Internet is not secured these days.
it because you joined a campaign/airdrop who need you to post your email address, how they know ? except you post it publicly. 
Thank you for letting us know!
I receive a few of these types of emails misrepresenting many different websites each day. The key is to be careful and don't click any links or open emails that you are not expecting.
thanks for this very helpful information. from now on I will be more careful to click on the link in the incoming email. because I think this time very much phishing.
wow, very surprising, I have a Coinbase account too,
thanks for sharing, I will enable Google Authenticator 2fa and Google SMS feature....
thanks for sharing, I will enable Google Authenticator 2fa and Google SMS feature....
I often experience things like that, but I always ignore them if my account is still safe. If someone's email notifications have logged into my account, I will not respond to the email, but if my main wallet account is hit like that, then I'll check it out quickly. Take care.
Thank you for letting us know about that. let us be more careful these days.
No problem. I just want to share to let people who never being received this kind of email from Coinbase before know and be careful, this is my first time received this one but I think almost people in here know about this and already received it before.
Few minutes ago I received an email from Coinbase said that someone was trying to log into my account
I didn't careful so I clicked "Cancel Request"
After that I realized that it's a fake email cause the real email only mailed by amazonses.com, but luckily I set up my Coinbase account with highest level secure with both Google Authenticator and phone SMS
I just want to let everyone know about this and be careful.
This is the first time I received this one.
I didn't careful so I clicked "Cancel Request"
After that I realized that it's a fake email cause the real email only mailed by amazonses.com, but luckily I set up my Coinbase account with highest level secure with both Google Authenticator and phone SMS
I just want to let everyone know about this and be careful.
This is the first time I received this one.
Im receiving a same email too but Im satisified with my security. To access Coinbase account, there is in need of new IP request and same browsers so definitely hackers will have difficulty too. Im not using even 2FA for years now in my Coinbase.
Actually not just in Coinbase, Im receiving others too from other platforms including our local based web wallet. We just have to need to open our precious mind to the things that's clear an obvious trap.
Thanks for this warning. This is really a big help and also for us to be aware of this kind of things. We should always do what you did with the security as in full security of our account for our safety and our bitcoin.
I have been getting random mails for a few years now. A lot of shady characters are on a hunt to get a free coin from unsuspecting victim.
Did they actually get your coinbase password but were stopped by the 2FA?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1455319.40 was my 2FA experience.
The coinbase vault has an extra level of security on top of 2FA if you use the multisig vault, you can print out the vault and restore it with your passphrase and user key without coinbase, and it has a timed 48H withdraw giving you time to cancel it if they happened to somehow get past 2FA. Someone recently had a sim card swap done to them, so this is a good suggestion, if your storing any quantity of coins in coinbase. I needed to cash out for a house move at the time coinbase were having issues, i used the printed keys to move my coins as i didn't have the time to wait several days for coinbase support.
Jacob
No they didn't get my password https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1455319.40 was my 2FA experience.
The coinbase vault has an extra level of security on top of 2FA if you use the multisig vault, you can print out the vault and restore it with your passphrase and user key without coinbase, and it has a timed 48H withdraw giving you time to cancel it if they happened to somehow get past 2FA. Someone recently had a sim card swap done to them, so this is a good suggestion, if your storing any quantity of coins in coinbase. I needed to cash out for a house move at the time coinbase were having issues, i used the printed keys to move my coins as i didn't have the time to wait several days for coinbase support.
Jacob
). They're trying to steal it by sending me a fake email about someone trying to log into my account then I click at their link and i'll lost my password if I log into my account under this link. But luckily I didn't do that ). Beside although they know my password they still can't steal my BTC cause they need to hack my phone to get the SMS code too ) 
First of all thanks for letting us know, and yes i am also encountered these kind of emails from scammer's, they just wants to hack into your wallet and will loot everything from your wallet and also they will take control of your wallet.
To keep your wallet safe just verify and active 2FA.
To keep your wallet safe just verify and active 2FA.
this is very helpful at all, nice info thanks sir.
I also often get an email about ICO project promotion using [email protected] email, is that a scam?
I also often get an email about ICO project promotion using [email protected] email, is that a scam?
Thank you for your alert.
Because of the rise of bitcoin in price and many people want to learn about it so scammer increase very fast and innovate their method of scam. I've met a mail similar to yours before, when Remitano's exchange platform send me an scam email (actually not from them, that mail was sent by a fake address which really look like them) and ask me to download their new apps on mobile phone. Before downloading new app, I was go to some forum and found that was a fake news so luckily, I've stayed out of it.
Because of the rise of bitcoin in price and many people want to learn about it so scammer increase very fast and innovate their method of scam. I've met a mail similar to yours before, when Remitano's exchange platform send me an scam email (actually not from them, that mail was sent by a fake address which really look like them) and ask me to download their new apps on mobile phone. Before downloading new app, I was go to some forum and found that was a fake news so luckily, I've stayed out of it.
due to the bitcoin's value growth day by day , we must take care of a lot of Trojan virus and different kinds of Mail fishing try
for protecting our fund we must do a good job in security work , thanks for sharing this news
i will ignore when i received this email.
for protecting our fund we must do a good job in security work , thanks for sharing this news
i will ignore when i received this email.
Did they actually get your coinbase password but were stopped by the 2FA?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1455319.40 was my 2FA experience.
The coinbase vault has an extra level of security on top of 2FA if you use the multisig vault, you can print out the vault and restore it with your passphrase and user key without coinbase, and it has a timed 48H withdraw giving you time to cancel it if they happened to somehow get past 2FA. Someone recently had a sim card swap done to them, so this is a good suggestion, if your storing any quantity of coins in coinbase. I needed to cash out for a house move at the time coinbase were having issues, i used the printed keys to move my coins as i didn't have the time to wait several days for coinbase support.
Jacob
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1455319.40 was my 2FA experience.
The coinbase vault has an extra level of security on top of 2FA if you use the multisig vault, you can print out the vault and restore it with your passphrase and user key without coinbase, and it has a timed 48H withdraw giving you time to cancel it if they happened to somehow get past 2FA. Someone recently had a sim card swap done to them, so this is a good suggestion, if your storing any quantity of coins in coinbase. I needed to cash out for a house move at the time coinbase were having issues, i used the printed keys to move my coins as i didn't have the time to wait several days for coinbase support.
Jacob
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