What happened: Got an email from KeepStake claiming that I need to "Verify Ownership" of my ETH address to start getting their tokens/dividens. The link in email led to https://keepstake.io/ownership-verification/, which then leds to https://msg.mỵethėrwạllet.com/sign-message.html , which is clearly a fake one, as you can see that the main domain of theirs is not even configured https://mỵethėrwạllet.com/ (the e is ė)
Scammers Profile Link: None
Reference Link: Another thread about Keepstake https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/keepstake-suspicious-team-plagiarized-whitepaper-5074500
Amount Scammed: Not Known
Payment Method: ETH
Proof of Payment: NONE
PM/Chat Logs:None
Additional Notes: Please be cautious about those "ownership verifications" sites
Scammers Profile Link: None
Reference Link: Another thread about Keepstake https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/keepstake-suspicious-team-plagiarized-whitepaper-5074500
Amount Scammed: Not Known
Payment Method: ETH
Proof of Payment: NONE
PM/Chat Logs:None
Additional Notes: Please be cautious about those "ownership verifications" sites
Yep. It seems blatant enough that their entire site is made to lure people into visiting this phishing site, and hand over their private keys unsuspectingly. It essentially also renders their entire project a scam.
These types of phishing sites, especially for MEW is actually quite common. I've probably seen at least 10 of these scattered around different scam accusation threads.
Whenever you are told by a site that you do not fully trust, or don't know of to go to an external financial site, make sure you verify that the site you are visiting is legitimate, and not an impersonator. Especially when the site you're told to go to is asking for private keys, passwords, etc. Never hand it over.