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Topic: Dappradar.cash is scam copy of dappradar.com (Read 114 times)
Found the article on which I found scam website link:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/cardano-ada-airdrop-full-guide-how-qualify-ricardo-junior-dr5kf
Archived: https://archive.is/74k4E
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Yes, and this seems to be the modus operandi of a lot of scam sites, and others have pointed out, there's a lot of red flags.
1. site is new
2. it will ask you to connect your wallet
3. report it =>> https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/?hl=en
So that is the trick that his scammers have been using for a while now.
Better to really check everything first before you connect your wallet, otherwise, the scammers has a bot that can simply sweep every coins you have in your wallet.
1. site is new
2. it will ask you to connect your wallet
3. report it =>> https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/?hl=en
So that is the trick that his scammers have been using for a while now.
Better to really check everything first before you connect your wallet, otherwise, the scammers has a bot that can simply sweep every coins you have in your wallet.
Edit. Interesting, this scam website can not be found in Google search. I probably found it trough direct link on some article.
Claim airdrops do not require signing a message from previous transactions because you are requesting a token based on the same blockchain, so having ETH as much as gas fees is sufficient. In short, if you want claim airdrops, all you need is one dollar or a little more in ETH, and any wallet that requires conditions other than that must You should consider it a scam unless proven otherwise.
It is best to report them to Google and the hosting provider until the domain is banned. Several reports will be sufficient since the service is new.
That was biggest red flag for me, when metamask asked me to give this webpage authority to manipulate my tokens. Of course it was also suspicious when it asked to log in with wallet that is "more active" but I was curious so I tried also with another wallet .
It is a phishing copy and according to the site being registered by NameSilo, send a message to the support team with a link to the original site and this scammer will be closed. I have already reported it.
I don't know how you got this domain the day after it was created, but be careful with any site that asks you to link your wallet.
I don't know how you got this domain the day after it was created, but be careful with any site that asks you to link your wallet.
Good job Yamane Keto, I will also report them.
It seems that I was lucky enough to click link. I'll probably watch internet history later to reconstruct where I found the link to this scam.
Edit. Interesting, this scam website can not be found in Google search. I probably found it trough direct link on some article.
Claim airdrops do not require signing a message from previous transactions because you are requesting a token based on the same blockchain, so having ETH as much as gas fees is sufficient. In short, if you want claim airdrops, all you need is one dollar or a little more in ETH, and any wallet that requires conditions other than that must You should consider it a scam unless proven otherwise.
It is best to report them to Google and the hosting provider until the domain is banned. Several reports will be sufficient since the service is new.
When I tried to connect metamask with wallet that had no funds I got the error message that I need to connect with more active wallet
After connecting with the second wallet, the website tried to get me to sign the transaction which would allow them to steal some of my Ethereum tokens.
Next time, don't explore that far if you don't know how malicious scripts are planted on these kinds of phishing sites. For me, it didn't take too long to identify that this is a scam, the site only has 1 page to airdrop. A few moments after the page loads, you're asked to connect your wallet which isn't your intention. After connecting with the second wallet, the website tried to get me to sign the transaction which would allow them to steal some of my Ethereum tokens.
It is a phishing copy and according to the site being registered by NameSilo, send a message to the support team with a link to the original site and this scammer will be closed. I have already reported it.
I don't know how you got this domain the day after it was created, but be careful with any site that asks you to link your wallet.
I don't know how you got this domain the day after it was created, but be careful with any site that asks you to link your wallet.
It seems that it's just made to scam people that are too hype with airdrops craze nowadays. Thank you Op for sharing and to those that are into airdrops and likes to connect their wallets to any random website without checking the authenticity of it and even the spelling of its domain name. Do yourself a favor that you have to take extra care with yourselves and if an airdrop project requires you to connect. Just give it up and don't get too greedy with those unknown tokens and unsure if they'd be valuable. But if you insist, don't use your hot wallets from connecting into these contracts.
Edit. Interesting, this scam website can not be found in Google search. I probably found it trough direct link on some article.
You can’t really know how the scam website appeared instead of the original one. while sometimes they can even promote the scam website on google ads or any social media ads before they recognize it’s a scam, many people would get already hacked with their wallets comprised. Any money inside the wallets will be drawn and when anyone sends tokens to that wallet they disappear immediately.I saw many scamming websites like this one, their purpose or simply what they do is creating a Dapp with codes that will have access to your wallet and steal everything inside it. Once you agree on that contract when you try to connect it with your wallet, you won’t have even time to fix anything. There’s noway to recover your tokens except if you know the hacker and you beg him.
It’s a warning to everyone who’s using Dapp of wallets like Metamask, it’s recommended to not leave funds on that wallet.
nice find! luckily you didn't go through with what you are doing. As Cantsay has said, the website in question is barely a day old and it is possibly the reason why Google isn't showing the website when you search for it on their search engine.
by the way, if you want the website to be unclickable, you can do this(code below) instead of using strikethrough.
by the way, if you want the website to be unclickable, you can do this(code below) instead of using strikethrough.
Code:
https://dappradar.cash/claim/index.php
I stumbled upon site dappradar.cash where you can claim airdrops on altcoin chains.
https://dappradar.cash/claim/index.php
When I tried to connect metamask with wallet that had no funds I got the error message that I need to connect with more active wallet
When I tried to connect metamask with wallet that had no funds I got the error message that I need to connect with more active wallet
This is the reason why it’s best that you have a wallet dedicated for airdrop or just create new wallet for each airdrop you want to take part in. I have encountered this several times although all the wallets were empty and I didn’t even bother to use one that had any balance in it, cause it was obvious that I was dealing with a scam site.
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After connecting with the second wallet, the website tried to get me to sign the transaction which would allow them to steal some of my Ethereum tokens.
That was a mistake you were about to make that would have cost you all your tokens/coins in that your wallet… the moment the site prompted you that “you needed to use a more active wallet or a wallet with coin” you should immediately exit and delete from your history don’t be too greedy that you’d try a wallet that’s not empty.
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Edit. Interesting, this scam website can not be found in Google search. I probably found it trough direct link on some article.
That’s because the site is barely a day old. So next time do some research before you use a random site linked in an article.
Code:
Domain: dappradar.cash
Registrar: NameSilo, LLC
Registered On: 2023-12-17
Expires On: 2024-12-17
Updated On: 2023-12-17
Status: clientTransferProhibited addPeriod
Name Servers: aliza.ns.cloudflare.com
kaiser.ns.cloudflare.com
Registrar: NameSilo, LLC
Registered On: 2023-12-17
Expires On: 2024-12-17
Updated On: 2023-12-17
Status: clientTransferProhibited addPeriod
Name Servers: aliza.ns.cloudflare.com
kaiser.ns.cloudflare.com
I stumbled upon site dappradar.cash where you can claim airdrops on altcoin chains.
https://dappradar.cash/claim/index.php
When I tried to connect metamask with wallet that had no funds I got the error message that I need to connect with more active wallet
After connecting with the second wallet, the website tried to get me to sign the transaction which would allow them to steal some of my Ethereum tokens.
This was suspicious to me, so I tried to Google this website, and I found out it is the copy of www.dappradar.com website.
Please be aware of this scam, maybe my report will help someone in dilemma.
Edit. Interesting, this scam website can not be found in Google search. I probably found it trough direct link on some article.
When I tried to connect metamask with wallet that had no funds I got the error message that I need to connect with more active wallet
After connecting with the second wallet, the website tried to get me to sign the transaction which would allow them to steal some of my Ethereum tokens.
This was suspicious to me, so I tried to Google this website, and I found out it is the copy of www.dappradar.com website.
Please be aware of this scam, maybe my report will help someone in dilemma.
Edit. Interesting, this scam website can not be found in Google search. I probably found it trough direct link on some article.
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