That's some next-level extortion there, with the scammer even sounding so determined to release the video.
But if it's fake, how would people fall for that if it doesn't relate?
Topic: I've just received this scam email. - page 3. (Read 937 times)
Scam email demanding payment in Bitcoin
I've copied it onto my own hosting as a simple text file. Links and addresses have been removed. I think it is a shame that people use Bitcoin in this way.I should probably report it, and let the police try to do something about it, but which police force would be interested.
btw There is no truth in the allegation, and the mail was sent to one of my spam vetting domains.
I've copied it onto my own hosting as a simple text file. Links and addresses have been removed. I think it is a shame that people use Bitcoin in this way.I should probably report it, and let the police try to do something about it, but which police force would be interested.
btw There is no truth in the allegation, and the mail was sent to one of my spam vetting domains.
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