Topic: Golem-Network.net Scam! (Read 452 times)
Oh thanks for the heads up. I just bought my very first Golem yesterday and was about to transfer from exchange.
I got this too. Also got the fake Omise go one. Obviously some of these shitcoin airdrops are selling their email lists.
Recently in the marketplace I saw someone selling the list of emails of users from this forum, I do not know if the list was real, but if it is, that explains a lot of the spam emails we are are getting in our emails and the private messages we are getting in the forum.
the url itself shows its a scam link, but few ppl fell in traps
Well, sites with - , and Net are usually scams.
Whenever i see such sites, i will just prevent it
So take care mate
Whenever i see such sites, i will just prevent it
So take care mate
Thanks for this information. We must share this to warn other people. I think the best way will be wait for delete this scam
Thanks for sharing, but it should be really obvious that it's a scam. A similar thing happened with ethereum last month where they said there was some ethereum left over to be divided under the holders... -_-
Thank's for the advice man!
Scammers are growing in number everyday and lots of people are getting f....d by them.
The only way we can help each other is to share informations just like you did here!
Good job!
Scammers are growing in number everyday and lots of people are getting f....d by them.
The only way we can help each other is to share informations just like you did here!
Good job!
Exactly. Nothing worse than seeing posts here and other places about people being scammed and having their eth or other coins and tokens stolen.
Reason why it important to have your rules at your finger tip,the site look so real,was wondering why on earth you need my private key,its like asking for my mail password because you want send a mail to me
Actually I have my fingertips busy else where 
Well not all the time, I'm not sick to touch myself all the time. I really need your password to send you mail later, If I'm a moron it's not your fault to get scammed, Golem has private keys? I thought it just exist on exchanges.You don't need to put your private keys to claim imaginary airdrops, They ask for your addresses to send you free coins.
Today the weather is sunny and bitcoin gold failed, This might be an early April's fool day.
Thank's for the advice man!
Scammers are growing in number everyday and lots of people are getting f....d by them.
The only way we can help each other is to share informations just like you did here!
Good job!
Scammers are growing in number everyday and lots of people are getting f....d by them.
The only way we can help each other is to share informations just like you did here!
Good job!
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Any airdrops that's demanding private key in order to get the stakes of distributed free coin, plain bullshit, by giving out your private key to stranger, it's indirectly offering your money to them.
One more important thing, if a "big" project is going to aidrops some of the reserved coins, they will make an official announcement either through their blogs, or official website.
Just remember this important thing guys.
One more important thing, if a "big" project is going to aidrops some of the reserved coins, they will make an official announcement either through their blogs, or official website.
Just remember this important thing guys.
Reason why it important to have your rules at your finger tip,the site look so real,was wondering why on earth you need my private key,its like asking for my mail password because you want send a mail to me
Thanks for sharing. Keep those private keys safe
Scam emails going out for golem and omisego, just remember never give private keys store them safely
Thanks for the information. There are so many phishing attempts. You should remember only two things - never use other people's links to get to wallet/exchange and never share your private key.
Thank you for sharing this.
I got the same message but as a rule of thumb I have made it a point to never share my private keys with anyone over the internet. Even if santoshi himself asks for them I aint sharing them!!
I haven't got those messages but thanks for letting others know about this running scam. No any airdrop will ask for your private key so if any clone/alts/tokens will ask for your ETH or BTC private key than they are just there to steal all coins/tokens you will have in your address.
Scammers have cloned golem's real website (https://golem.network/). They are saying there is an airdrop (https://golem-network.net/airdrop/) and asking your your wallet address and private key in exchange for proportional amount of golem. PLEASE DO NOT INPUT YOU PRIVATE KEY.
Spread this around please.
Edit: I received an email from them letting me know about the free golem airdrop, so others will definitely as well.
Internet transactions need to be close, thorough study before implementation. That is very important in the present time! . I always check carefully before doing. Spread this around please.
Edit: I received an email from them letting me know about the free golem airdrop, so others will definitely as well.
Scammers have cloned golem's real website (https://golem.network/). They are saying there is an airdrop (https://golem-network.net/airdrop/) and asking your your wallet address and private key in exchange for proportional amount of golem. PLEASE DO NOT INPUT YOU PRIVATE KEY.
Spread this around please.
Edit: I received an email from them letting me know about the free golem airdrop, so others will definitely as well.
Thanks for your awareness but i suggest you to report that clone site to the golem developers and the golem developer can try to make announcement for their users to avoid such a scam site. Spread this around please.
Edit: I received an email from them letting me know about the free golem airdrop, so others will definitely as well.
Scammers have cloned golem's real website (https://golem.network/). They are saying there is an airdrop (https://golem-network.net/airdrop/) and asking your your wallet address and private key in exchange for proportional amount of golem. PLEASE DO NOT INPUT YOU PRIVATE KEY.
Spread this around please.
Edit: I received an email from them letting me know about the free golem airdrop, so others will definitely as well.
Spread this around please.
Edit: I received an email from them letting me know about the free golem airdrop, so others will definitely as well.
These scammers are all over. Thank you for sharing. I hope noone will input their private keys on those fake websites. I have even deleted my slack because I was tired of minute by minute notifications by scam artists. This is getting ridiculous if you ask me.
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