Topic: Have you been scammed? or almost? - page 45. (Read 6420 times)
So I need to be wary of greetings from strangers from twitter and telegram, and I can get a variety of people masquerade as ICO project every day to ask if I need to buy tokens.
I've been scammed before with a group who introduced themselves as a legitimate altcoin. At first they are paying the members but after about a month when they have enough of the members money they suddenly disappear. So I'm extra careful in joining new investments now.
almost got scammed with justinsun imposter they works llike airdrop? gonna distribute 2 btc for 0.00x eth that you sent to this address xxxx
these kind of trick pretty much these days
and also trick as admin imposter on telegram
these kind of trick pretty much these days
and also trick as admin imposter on telegram
I don't but my 2 friends my brother also is victim of pishing dude they click a site they thought it was a bitcoin investing and it's to late for them to known it was a bait the scammer got there private key and drained thee token
19k to my brother 20k to my one friend And 40k to my another friend
19k to my brother 20k to my one friend And 40k to my another friend
I was invited by an email to participate in the airdrop. When registering, I had to specify the private key of the MEW. Well, I found it suspicious and did not participate in this airdrop. Later it turned out that they were scammers.
There are also a lot of scammers sending emails trying to fool us with links to a phishing sites and myetherwallet.com is the most common site being disguised. I "almost" fall on this trap but thank God I noticed that "e" is different from "ê" which is quite not obvious at a first look.
I can't help myself but to reply "Kill Yourself" and "Get Lost" everytime I receive it again.
I can't help myself but to reply "Kill Yourself" and "Get Lost" everytime I receive it again.
I personally often get projects that are not responsible or can be a scam. It's something everyone does not want. I as a participant bounty and investors are not willing to reoccur whose name is a scam project.
i have been scammed on this forum but not really.
i joined signature campaigns for 2 months and turned that ICO a failure.
VALUS was the ICO i promoted for 2 long months and the developer shut down the ICO as the sale didn't reach the soft cap.
i feel like i was scammed with my time.
i joined signature campaigns for 2 months and turned that ICO a failure.
VALUS was the ICO i promoted for 2 long months and the developer shut down the ICO as the sale didn't reach the soft cap.
i feel like i was scammed with my time.
I've had loss due to my own wrong decisions but I've never been scammed personally by anyone.
Though I've lost some on a hyip but I was fully aware of the risk.
Though I've lost some on a hyip but I was fully aware of the risk.
A lot of scammers are spreadout more on telegrams thats why I'm not expecting on what i did their. In campaign several are there, so i wish that when i joinned in another campaign its become successful.
This raises concern.. As I experienced while following the bounty of facebook in the spreadsheet there is a fb link similar to mine .and my personal photos are used by other social networking people to create an unclear status about crypto ...
There are so many scams that have come into my life since then I bitcoin because I was wearing scam sites and bitcoin doublers because I did not have the bitcoin experience then but now I'm thinking about how much I already know how to earn
I haven't scammed yet but i almost scammed when etherdelta is under pishing activities.
Scammers contact me every single day in Telegram. They start with "Hey user". What a lame and obvious approach. They are my greatest entertainment. I joke with them and mock them severely.
I almost got scammed on twitter by a fake account. Scammers are setting up fake accounts pretending to be other people/ICO's/Tokens. It's very tricky if you are not paying attention. Make sure you check spelling on all names to be correct. Be careful who you give your info to. Even if it's just your email address. Scammers will not stop scamming so watch out and pay close attention to what you are signing up for. Good Luck everyone and be safe!
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