Code:
https://elongets.space/
https://xtesla.org/
Topic: elon-charity.info | Bitcoin doubler scam. (Read 222 times)
Guys just now discovered another website of fake Elon giveaway. In the morning have been reading a few Telegram groups messages and found a scammer spreading these links there. Tried to search on the scam accusation if the link exist but nothing was found. So wondered to share the link to warn newbies. Same as always scammer using the same script by changing the domain name. Stay away from scammers. Here is the link, don't try it.
How easy to scam innocent people just by getting advantage of Facebook ads. Just discovered another domain name that has been using the same script as above by changing the domain name.
Most probably now they have been starting using subdomain instead of buying a new domain. Save yourself guys, don't all in Facebook ads.
The only reason I click ads on Facebook is because they are advertising books and I try to look in that site to see if there are interesting books that I can buy. A lot of ads in Facebook is invaded by a lot of crypto projects so I am more cautious what to click because they are worse than @Coolcryptovator describes. Code:
https://tesla.giveaway.maaoru.com
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This Elonmuskpro.io trick has turned into an MLM-like porsage scheme.Website:
Code:
https://elonmuskpro.io/#
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Domain Name: ELONMUSKPRO.IO
Registry Domain ID: D503300001199119697-LRMS
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.namecheap.com
Registrar URL: www.namecheap.com
Updated Date: 2021-06-20T10:51:02Z
Creation Date: 2021-06-20T10:50:59Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2022-06-20T10:50:59Z
Registrar Registration Expiration Date:
Registrar: NameCheap, Inc
Registrar IANA ID: 1068
Registry Domain ID: D503300001199119697-LRMS
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.namecheap.com
Registrar URL: www.namecheap.com
Updated Date: 2021-06-20T10:51:02Z
Creation Date: 2021-06-20T10:50:59Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2022-06-20T10:50:59Z
Registrar Registration Expiration Date:
Registrar: NameCheap, Inc
Registrar IANA ID: 1068
Watch out for tricks like this, many will be hypnotized by him, I think there is no need to respond if someone offers this kind of thing, of course this is a new trick under the name Elon Musk and you as a beginner should be able to distinguish that this is not legal.
How easy to scam innocent people just by getting advantage of Facebook ads. Just discovered another domain name that has been using the same script as above by changing the domain name.
Most probably now they have been starting using subdomain instead of buying a new domain. Save yourself guys, don't all in Facebook ads.
Code:
https://tesla.giveaway.maaoru.com
Some Elon Musk groups like them will act again on July 1 with the domain name elonmuskpro.io and for now, the domain is not active but they have been promoting through the TG they created and several BNB forsage sites that are MLM type, who knows who entered That's why I go there and are often put into this obscure group.
With 10 TG groups they created to launch their action.
Each group has tens of thousands of members.
Be careful friends they are now in action again.
With 10 TG groups they created to launch their action.
Each group has tens of thousands of members.
Be careful friends they are now in action again.
-skip- However, rather than blame Facebook or Google we should be careful. Our funds in our hands, they can't scam us if we do not hand over ourselves. Just need to use our brain and control greed.
Facebook and google really can't avoid this ad and there are definitely ads that scammers put in there, and it's true that we can't blame them for promoting on google and facebook quite widely but it must be from our consciousness carefully and should not be careless when newbies know it for the first time.This script will never be changed as they are and will continue to run with hundreds of domains that they buy at low prices.
I will continue to maintain their awareness if they ask me that question.
Found another domain name with the same script: https://spacexwindoge.cf
During browse Facebook, the ads just pop up on my screen. Facebook just does not turn cryptocurrency advertisements, it just opens the door for scammers to scam us easily. However, rather than blame Facebook or Google we should be careful. Our funds in our hands, they can't scam us if we do not hand over ourselves. Just need to use our brain and control greed.
During browse Facebook, the ads just pop up on my screen. Facebook just does not turn cryptocurrency advertisements, it just opens the door for scammers to scam us easily. However, rather than blame Facebook or Google we should be careful. Our funds in our hands, they can't scam us if we do not hand over ourselves. Just need to use our brain and control greed.
I saw a page on Facebook using the names of Elon and Tesla organized a giveaway.
this is how defrauders attract newbies. They spend some of their money on ads too. A fake giveaway post has been boosted from that page using Facebook ads. I was really surprised after seeing so many failed systems to approve Facebook ads. Because they can't detect fake websites unless their users report them.
Facebook or Google do not care at all what is being tried to promote through ads even though that is a phishing website. So we can't expect something good.
I saw a page on Facebook using the names of Elon and Tesla organized a giveaway. A fake giveaway post has been boosted from that page using Facebook ads. I was really surprised after seeing so many failed systems to approve Facebook ads. Because they can't detect fake websites unless their users report them. Although the website is not open now, I am sharing this page to warn people.
This is so obvious and I really hope that there's no innocent people got fooled by this scam giveaway like this, scammers are alway using influential people just to make people believe that they are legitimate so its really good to report this kind of page or site if we find it anywhere. Also seems facebook or even youtube doesn't scan what projects using their platform to advertise since scam like this always slipped through.
I saw a page on Facebook using the names of Elon and Tesla organized a giveaway. A fake giveaway post has been boosted from that page using Facebook ads. I was really surprised after seeing so many failed systems to approve Facebook ads. Because they can't detect fake websites unless their users report them. Although the website is not open now, I am sharing this page to warn people.
Page Link: https://www.facebook.com/Elon-Musk-Giveaway-102910788687737/
Page Link: https://www.facebook.com/Elon-Musk-Giveaway-102910788687737/
I have tried to visit their website and it shows something like this https://prnt.sc/15diq5v "Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site."
Anyway, there is no way to make money doubler in two minutes. If anyone/any sites offer something like that then it is obviously scam.
Sites like this won't take long to be active only a few days after that they will change the name and domain again with the same script and I think this will keep repeating until a victim falls with the money multiplier they want.Anyway, there is no way to make money doubler in two minutes. If anyone/any sites offer something like that then it is obviously scam.
Usually those who are trapped are beginners.
and i found by name elon again.
Website: https://elonx.ug/
Archived: https://archive.is/wip/heyW0
info Domain:
https://whois.domaintools.com/elonx.ug
It is showing
Code:
"Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site."
I have tried to visit their website and it shows something like this https://prnt.sc/15diq5v "Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site."
Anyway, there is no way to make money doubler in two minutes. If anyone/any sites offer something like that then it is obviously scam.
Sites like this won't take long to be active only a few days after that they will change the name and domain again with the same script and I think this will keep repeating until a victim falls with the money multiplier they want.Anyway, there is no way to make money doubler in two minutes. If anyone/any sites offer something like that then it is obviously scam.
Usually those who are trapped are beginners.
and i found by name elon again.
Website: https://elonx.ug/
Archived: https://archive.is/wip/heyW0
info Domain:
https://whois.domaintools.com/elonx.ug
I have tried to visit their website and it shows something like this https://prnt.sc/15diq5v "Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site."
Anyway, there is no way to make money doubler in two minutes. If anyone/any sites offer something like that then it is obviously scam.
Anyway, there is no way to make money doubler in two minutes. If anyone/any sites offer something like that then it is obviously scam.
The page is an imitation of the reputable Medium.com, there's also a lot of positive comments about the airdrop but if you are going to check every comment one by one and click the profile you will see that all the profile on Medium.com of these commenters are under investigation by
Medium.com, so always check the url, the poster, and the people giving positive feedback.
Medium.com, so always check the url, the poster, and the people giving positive feedback.
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This account is under investigation or was found in violation of the Medium Rules
There's still people who falls for these scams? I am sure that a lot of people are already aware of this simple scam and this was really prominent with online games back then so I find it funny that people are still falling for this.
which means scammers acquire a huge amount of database.
I wonder where or which company.On the bitcointalk forum, you can find a lot of tables that contain the email addresses of forum participants. Using this data, scammers can create their own databases for sending malicious links. All those spreadsheets with the data of bounty program participants are still available, despite the fact that they have long since ended.
what I can't understand is how people could fall into a scam like this, because a billionaire would create a website where he would ask people to deposit money and then he would double it and send it to them instead of just giving them money without the need for people to do it any deposit? I don't understand how people don't think that way
that's the thing, they don't think. not related to cryptocurrency but I have been scammed before in an online MMORPG trading Item for another item. after realizing that I have been scammed I noticed that I ignored the red flags and only focused on what I'll get. I feel like people who fall for this experienced the same thing I did when I got scammed on an online game.which means scammers acquire a huge amount of database.
I wonder where or which company. 
after I scanned on Virustotal.com I saw this:
What happened: Bitcoin doubler.
what I can't understand is how people could fall into a scam like this, because a billionaire would create a website where he would ask people to deposit money and then he would double it and send it to them instead of just giving them money without the need for people to do it any deposit? I don't understand how people don't think that way
Website:
Archived: https://archive.is/MhbHX
What happened: Bitcoin doubler.
As like before scammer running another domain with the same script. This time they used Elon charity. Promising double return within 10-90 minutes and we know that is a pure scam. Nothing new but the domain wasn't found here by the search button hence I post it here. Just be careful, I receive this mail in my spam folder, which means scammers acquire a huge amount of database.
Code:
https://elon-charity.info
What happened: Bitcoin doubler.
As like before scammer running another domain with the same script. This time they used Elon charity. Promising double return within 10-90 minutes and we know that is a pure scam. Nothing new but the domain wasn't found here by the search button hence I post it here. Just be careful, I receive this mail in my spam folder, which means scammers acquire a huge amount of database.
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