Topic: Beware of Fake Bounty Reward - page 3. (Read 479 times)
If they ask for private key or account password etc Always avoid such airdrops or bounty.
Maybe you can.give them the private key of new wallet with zero balance 
And the scammer will dissapointed with it
And the scammer will dissapointed with it
Iit can be a fraudsters who want to give you a bounty prize for ask you to give a private key or make kyc. There is no private key at all, so you need to be very careful. There are too many cheaters in crypto currency world
thanks for this one.. we all know that private key is the life of our wallet!those scammers should teach them a lesson.
Scammers just try their luck by sending these emails to many people. If one or two they success also they will make an easy money because recently many new investors came to cryptos. Those investors may not be knowing how to secure their accounts so these scammers target those people. Just remember no one will give you free money in this world so when you get these offers just ignore it.
thanks for this one.. we all know that private key is the life of our wallet!those scammers should teach them a lesson.
Airdrops, especially when we're recording, are using a serious data mining system to send spam messages or earn revenue by selling email addresses and social media addresses.
I also receive lots of e-mails everyday, I even gave up using this account and opened another one. I think people also should avoid ICOs offering like 50%, 75% bonuse to early participants.
Thank You for the reminder! Never ever give anyone nor enter anywhere Your Private Keys! Quite often scam pages have strange and suspicious domain names. creditstoken.win is a good example of something weird.
Hi guys, last March 23, 2018 I received an email from [email protected] which his message states that "You are entitled to receive an advance bounty reward from (Altcoin_Name) Coin Bounty Campaing for your participation. Go to the fowling address to redeem your Bounty Reward using redeem code: wwv.myetherwallet.com#redeem-token" When you open their website it will ask to enter your Private Key and wait for 3 hours to received the tokens. So guys beware of any person who will try to ask your Private Key. I had reported this issue to the owner of the Altcoin_name and sadly I was been disqualified in their bounty campaigns...
"Wait for 3 hours to received your tokens" and that has the same mean if we are giving the time for the scammers up to 3 hours to move our balance to the scammer wallet. What a shady method by scammer in these days. There are so many fake emails right now and be careful with everything.
You are right, this is fraud. I constantly receive emails with various kinds of spam. In the beginning I became the owner of a super bonus, then I won some tokens, whose name I heard for the first time. This is a 100% scam!
Hi guys, last March 23, 2018 I received an email from [email protected] which his message states that "You are entitled to receive an advance bounty reward from (Altcoin_Name) Coin Bounty Campaing for your participation. Go to the fowling address to redeem your Bounty Reward using redeem code: wwv.myetherwallet.com#redeem-token" When you open their website it will ask to enter your Private Key and wait for 3 hours to received the tokens. So guys beware of any person who will try to ask your Private Key. I had reported this issue to the owner of the Altcoin_name and sadly I was been disqualified in their bounty campaigns...
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