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Man @BTTZed03 you of all should know better. There is no way in hell you have BTT right in your username and yet you did not see this wip exchange and immediately identify it as a scam. Bullsh** You would almost have to have known it is/was a scam and yet you still gave him instructions on how to connect his wallet and execute the fraudulent contract. In case anyone is new to this, BTT stands for BitTorrent which is owned by Tron foundation and is a token deployed on the Tron network.
Other Bitcointalk members should be checking into your previous comments which there are an extensive number of them to see if you are guilty of this type of behavior elsewhere. I am absolutely certain that you knew this as a scam, it’s blatantly obvious.
Also the moderator should edit your comments or put some disclaimer because you are giving instructions on exactly the steps to take in order to become the next victim of these Tron smart contract scammers.
That is a threat to him but also anyone else that may be searching for this on Google DuckDuckGo Bing and sees this thread.
My username was derived from the forum. BTT was used as an abbreviation of Bitcointalk. To my knowledge, I created my account even before BitTorrent existed.Man @BTTZed03 you of all should know better. There is no way in hell you have BTT right in your username and yet you did not see this wip exchange and immediately identify it as a scam. Bullsh** You would almost have to have known it is/was a scam and yet you still gave him instructions on how to connect his wallet and execute the fraudulent contract. In case anyone is new to this, BTT stands for BitTorrent which is owned by Tron foundation and is a token deployed on the Tron network.
Other Bitcointalk members should be checking into your previous comments which there are an extensive number of them to see if you are guilty of this type of behavior elsewhere. I am absolutely certain that you knew this as a scam, it’s blatantly obvious.
Also the moderator should edit your comments or put some disclaimer because you are giving instructions on exactly the steps to take in order to become the next victim of these Tron smart contract scammers.
That is a threat to him but also anyone else that may be searching for this on Google DuckDuckGo Bing and sees this thread.
About the scam, I am not aware of any accusation against them. I don't frequent the scam accusation board to check what has been reported there. I never swapped on exchanges based on Tron and when I opened the WIP exchange, I saw it as something similar to Uniswap and Sushiswap. So I thought process of claiming and connecting wallet should work the same and shared the instruction.
Feel free to report my comment and the OP to the moderators. They can lock this thread and even delete my comment if they agree with you.
I actually realized this yesterday but hadn’t had a chance to follow up. But My previous comment and harsh words towards BTTZed03 were misguided. The fact is that Bttzed03’s account was created in 2017 which was over 1 year before BitTorrent released the token on Tron. I apologize for the condemnation of him. I got a little emotional when I read your instructions showing this user how to exchange his wip tokens for TRX (which is a malicious smart contract meant to siphon the users funds rather than exchange). At that point I was not thinking logically and rushed to judgement elsewhere. I stand corrected. Sorry for that. But my intentions were in the best interests of the community nonetheless. 🙌
To be clear: Wip Exchange is a confirmed SCAM! The request it sends to the wallet costs 80% of the TRX balance in the wallet and it does not return any TRX to the wallet. It’s deducts funds basically but gives the impression that it will be exchanging WIP for TRX. There are trillions of WIP tokens and they have no use other than to lure Airdrop recipients into attempting this exchange only have 80% of their TRX drained.
