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Please DO NOT reply to this e mail.
Thank You.
Says it all really. Don't reply just send btc very lame indeed Thank You.
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Topic: Just got this email from Bitcoin.com (Read 3153 times)
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I got this email too. 
But with different btc address.
But with different btc address.
Scam
SEEMS LEGIT.
Obvious scam is obvious.
Good thing no one has fallen for it so far...
Obvious scam is obvious.
Good thing no one has fallen for it so far...
email phising?
they trying to get a password out of you or something. who the hell falls for 500% increase lol. i dont think anyone will ever fall for that crap.
they trying to get a password out of you or something. who the hell falls for 500% increase lol. i dont think anyone will ever fall for that crap.
It's called email-spoofing. Welcome to computers.
Just received same email from [email protected]
Me too except the address to send coin to is different.
"You need to make spend deposit to Bitcoin Forex Investment Address: 17mJ56irqTWvDKW167ezo7DfLSXtb1mb2z
Login your bitcoin account or software / Send Money (Coins).
Investment Address: 17mJ56irqTWvDKW167ezo7DfLSXtb1mb2z"
And I just saw how old this thread was.... sorry.
Just received same email from [email protected]
Yes there are some email scrapers out there targeting Bitcoiners and sending scams like this.
Do NOT click any links in these kind of emails - or open ANY image or doc attachments!
Do NOT click any links in these kind of emails - or open ANY image or doc attachments!
Sender： [email protected]
Receiver： [email protected] (actually mine was GMAIL)
日期： 2013年11月23日下午5:44
主旨： Exclusive offer!
BUMP for people to alert
Receiver： [email protected] (actually mine was GMAIL)
日期： 2013年11月23日下午5:44
主旨： Exclusive offer!
BUMP for people to alert
Umm, what if that scammer is using BIP32 for sucker-tracking?
Reusing addresses is deprecated, you know.
Reusing addresses is deprecated, you know.
Yes LOL
Address 18PyfH1AqV2DbEweh6USf1HYg7D9HuC2Uf
First seen?: Never used on the network (as far as I can tell)
Received transactions: 0
Received BTC: 0
Sent transactions: 0
Sent BTC: 0
Hash160?: 5121543794bb36a8ae20fbbca001b3786e6b63b6
Public key?:
Unknown (not seen yet)
Address 18PyfH1AqV2DbEweh6USf1HYg7D9HuC2Uf
First seen?: Never used on the network (as far as I can tell)
Received transactions: 0
Received BTC: 0
Sent transactions: 0
Sent BTC: 0
Hash160?: 5121543794bb36a8ae20fbbca001b3786e6b63b6
Public key?:
Unknown (not seen yet)
You beat me to it!
Bitcoin.com or Bitcoin.org
No such thing as free bitcoins. 
Totally legit 
If I were you I would scan the computer and change passwords.
If I were you I would scan the computer and change passwords.
Why?
As long as they haven't gone to any of the links etc. They should be fine. Although, if they are worried then they could change their passwords.
Totally legit
If I were you I would scan the computer and change passwords.
If I were you I would scan the computer and change passwords.
Oh dear.
I just sent them 20 bitcoin too..............
............ONLY JOKING!!
I just sent them 20 bitcoin too..............
............ONLY JOKING!!
Oh. Well. I can't believe they would waste their time sending that. Never expect anything for free in life. You should be fine there on out.
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