Topic: I Received An Email From MyEtherWallet (Read 1248 times)
Constantly deceivers are trying to deceive us somehow) Maybe you'll create a separate topic on some popular site with screenshots and description of how it was. I think that many will be grateful to you for such information. Thank you for your warning personally)
You have to be careful, with more and more scammers every day. You must remember the simple rules of security. Keep your data only on USB flash drives. Install the antivirus. Never click on links and do not download files from the Internet
Obviously it's a phishing link sent to you, because until now MEW has never sent us emails and we make MEW wallets also do not use email how MEW emails us for security reasons in our wallet, really funny era of scams now but the funny still many are also stuck with a model like this.
I also have received an email like that and it is a scam. Myetherwallet never send an emails and we should extremely careful from that scam emails. It is just an phishing attempt and do not send any details to them. Just save the correct MEW address to your web browser and always log from it.
Well, this is a banal Scam, fishing it is called. Hackers don't even try to hack someone, they fill this thing from which they themselves are funny, but however it works and people lead. And you can read it in 5K characters about the safety difficult, but to extinguish thousands loss the easy part .
For sure It's a phishing attempt,never trust this kind of email
scum for sure
I received an email from MyEtherWallet to claim some tokens of an airdrop I joined. Hovering my mouse over the link, I discovered it's a link to another cgi scripted site.
Interestingly you don't create MEW wallets using email addresses.
Guys be careful and be vigilant.
MyEtherWallet unless they have advertising on the official website? I don't have it in there, see if you hit a Scam site. Interestingly you don't create MEW wallets using email addresses.
Guys be careful and be vigilant.
I, myself also received e-mails and many messages in my twitter account, but I didn't dare to click any of those links. I put caution to myself that I will only open trusted emails and messages to avoid online phishing. Scammers are all around let's all be careful, if we don't want to lose everything.
Scam are all over, coming up with tricks to gain access to your wallets and steal all your coins, be careful on the links you chose to click on in your wallet, they might just be the reason you lose everything you have worked hard for
I receive an email from MEW that i should send 1eth into there the wallet address sent to me they making some ambassador and and get 10eth in return i just laugh that day
Pleesh send me 0.5 Eth and I will send one quazillion Eth back to yoo!!! Thanku you very muchie. You welcome. 
I received an email from MyEtherWallet to claim some tokens of an airdrop I joined. Hovering my mouse over the link, I discovered it's a link to another cgi scripted site.
Interestingly you don't create MEW wallets using email addresses.
Guys be careful and be vigilant.
Interestingly you don't create MEW wallets using email addresses.
Guys be careful and be vigilant.
Scam... MEW and other wallets never send E-mails. Especially about the claim of airdrops. These days scammers everywhere. Most of them active in the telegram. 2 times I got scam emails. Not much in Email. But in the telegram, I got at least 2 per week. Most of them use original admins profile picture and then they hide their username or use an extra same letter. Best avoid them is take a screenshot and sent it to official telegram group or send it to official admin. then they confirm that scammer. Be careful guys. Crypto world is very weird.
Just be careful of what they talk about and send you. It must be a scam. Never give your private keys. Lets aware and be knowledgable.
Well thanks to this forum it gave me the intelligence about this kind of attacks.
It had been known before and I stopped opening such links like that which are obviously scams.
It will be directed to the trash once I saw the title of the mail.
Yes, be very careful with this types of syndicates, they must be really hungry to do such things like this.
Better not open it from the start if you think it is not for you, dont believe too good to be true mails.
It had been known before and I stopped opening such links like that which are obviously scams.
It will be directed to the trash once I saw the title of the mail.
Yes, be very careful with this types of syndicates, they must be really hungry to do such things like this.
Better not open it from the start if you think it is not for you, dont believe too good to be true mails.
Just remember don't give your private key to other people, airdrop no need private key, only provide public address, I never trust it and immediately put in trash , for security I never click any link from email
Yes, this is warning to all that our private key is only ours and never used by any other airdrop or whatsoever. Myetherwallet didn't emailed you anything about airdrop, by then I'll stop joining on airdrop. So be careful guys and reminders to all of us, never click any links to your email.
There are lots of phishing sites today and really looks like the real ones. And I don’t think Myetherwallet sends out emails to their customers who registered the site. Just make sure it is the correct website though and always double check them. That’s also one of the reasons why I don’t really participate in airdrops, it’s like you’re inviting people to scam you or something.
I also receive a lot of letters from MEW, but you understand that this is phishing. In fact, this is the whole industry that is unfolding today very much. I think that today you need to be very careful.
The thing I wonder is how do they can get our email after all when you create a wallet in my ehter wallet you are not required to input an email so how do they know that you are holding some tokens, are they able to hack the websites of icos and then get their mailing lists? Because I find it very suspicious they able to get our emails at all, maybe it could be a good idea to have a throwaway email.NO, this is called fishing. They have databases with emails to people who are involved in crypto and they send this email to thousands of people and hope for respond.
I also receive a lot of letters from MEW, but you understand that this is phishing. In fact, this is the whole industry that is unfolding today very much. I think that today you need to be very careful.
The thing I wonder is how do they can get our email after all when you create a wallet in my ehter wallet you are not required to input an email so how do they know that you are holding some tokens, are they able to hack the websites of icos and then get their mailing lists? Because I find it very suspicious they able to get our emails at all, maybe it could be a good idea to have a throwaway email.NO, this is called fishing. They have databases with emails to people who are involved in crypto and they send this email to thousands of people and hope for respond.
I also receive a lot of letters from MEW, but you understand that this is phishing. In fact, this is the whole industry that is unfolding today very much. I think that today you need to be very careful.
The thing I wonder is how do they can get our email after all when you create a wallet in my ether wallet you are not required to input an email so how do they know that you are holding some tokens, are they able to hack the websites of icos and then get their mailing lists? Because I find it very suspicious they able to get our emails at all, maybe it could be a good idea to have a throwaway email. Jump to: