Topic: NEM scammer on attack. Protect your NEM! (Read 1509 times)
be careful when you receive PM from unknown members.
Who even falls for phishing attacks these days?
well among lots of people some might. But i think here is quite tech wise community, rare would.
Who even falls for phishing attacks these days?
i received such a message with fake url from this user too:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/coffeecoin-324484
user: coffeecoin
this must be hacked accounts
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/coffeecoin-324484
user: coffeecoin
this must be hacked accounts
Hi guys,
unbelievable but it happened to me (BierKoch). Never thought I`m that easy to trick. I created a new account (BierKoch77). Do NOT get involved with the user BierKoch (and do not buy the stake...)!
unbelievable but it happened to me (BierKoch). Never thought I`m that easy to trick. I created a new account (BierKoch77). Do NOT get involved with the user BierKoch (and do not buy the stake...)!
Some people have fallen for the phishing scam and lost their BTT accounts. Please be careful!
Come on,NEM is not scam,why you say that?
He's not saying NEM is a scam. He's saying a scammer is sending NEM holders fake bitcointalk emails to try to hack their bitcointalk accounts.
Yes, to be clear. I really like NEM. This thread is to help people not get their NEM stolen.
Come on,NEM is not scam,why you say that?
He's not saying NEM is a scam. He's saying a scammer is sending NEM holders fake bitcointalk emails to try to hack their bitcointalk accounts.
Come on,NEM is not scam,why you say that?
Important Info:
There seem to be a lot of scam and phishing attempts at the moment. Please don't open any links sent through PM by unknown bitcointalk users. Official info and updates about NEM will be posted on the following thread by the dev team or trusted members of the community: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nem-xem-official-thread-100-new-code-easy-to-use-apis-654845
Be very careful and take good care of your username and password. You don't want to lose them right before the launch.
Thanks.
There seem to be a lot of scam and phishing attempts at the moment. Please don't open any links sent through PM by unknown bitcointalk users. Official info and updates about NEM will be posted on the following thread by the dev team or trusted members of the community: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nem-xem-official-thread-100-new-code-easy-to-use-apis-654845
Be very careful and take good care of your username and password. You don't want to lose them right before the launch.
Thanks.
Can a mod ban certain links from showing?
Careful.
Hi! Important news about NEM Open Alpha
http://bilcointalk.org/index.php?topic=654845.msg7515541#msg7515541
http://bilcointalk.org/index.php?topic=654845.msg7515541#msg7515541
Was just sent one from the user GausenNemec
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You have just been sent a personal message by GausenNemec on Bitcoin Forum.
IMPORTANT: Remember, this is just a notification. Please do not reply to this email.
The message they sent you was:
Hi! Important news about NEM Open Alpha
http://bilcointalk.org/index.php?topic=654845.msg7515541#msg7515541
Reply to this Personal Message here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/gausennemec-377646 IMPORTANT: Remember, this is just a notification. Please do not reply to this email.
The message they sent you was:
Hi! Important news about NEM Open Alpha
http://bilcointalk.org/index.php?topic=654845.msg7515541#msg7515541
Reply to this Personal Message here:
User nem-xterster also sending the same phishing scam.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/nem-xterster-377604
nem-xterster
Brand new
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Offline
Activity: 0
View Profile Personal Message (Offline)
Trust: -6: -1 / +0(0)
Warning: Trade with extreme caution!
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/nem-xterster-377604
nem-xterster
Brand new
*
Offline
Activity: 0
View Profile Personal Message (Offline)
Trust: -6: -1 / +0(0)
Warning: Trade with extreme caution!
Lesson here is, verify the sender, and verify the url. You'd have to be pretty lazy to fall for this.
Actually it's quite easy to mistake t for l in url like this one.They look similar, but if you verify the sender and the url, you'll never be caught out by phishing scams. Alarm bells should ring when you open a link and it asks you to log in when you're already logged in.
What the hell is going on? 
Why is he/ she just pishing-Nemster-accounts?
I bet he/she is paid by someone to turn down the value of NEM.
Did you see the price fall on coinmarketcap?
He/she just tries to sabot NEM!
Why is he/ she just pishing-Nemster-accounts?
I bet he/she is paid by someone to turn down the value of NEM.
Did you see the price fall on coinmarketcap?
He/she just tries to sabot NEM!
Also got the message, reported it..
Lesson here is, verify the sender, and verify the url. You'd have to be pretty lazy to fall for this.
Actually it's quite easy to mistake t for l in url like this one.
Lesson here is, verify the sender, and verify the url. You'd have to be pretty lazy to fall for this.
they can't get anything from you unless you click the link.
You can even click it, no? You will be scammed only after you put in your details. Jump to: