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sr. member
Activity: 728
Merit: 250
October 30, 2018, 04:11:28 AM
#85
a pretty clever scam tricks if in my opinion. When people are not very thorough and immediately see that it has a good name will then be directly caught up in the scam. Indeed the scammer is now starting to have thousands of ways to find results and certainly as an entry in the crypto should at least be studied crypto seriously and always proposes the analysis of results quickly.
sr. member
Activity: 532
Merit: 250
October 30, 2018, 04:08:16 AM
#84
Hi everyone,
I just want to tell everyone about the new scheme of the scammer to scam. especially those people who really doesn't understand much about centralized and decentralized trading platform.

I have read several people posting about arbitrage coins like for example MTV arbitrage
Please check this link as an example:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mtv-arbitrage-chance-5050943

upon checking what they the link that they are using, you can see that they are pointing you to Forkdelta.
when you check the trading on https://forkdelta.app/#!/trade/0xcd53c76b8a350b7f9815d6ddc4617bf37c7288ff-ETH you will see a token named MTV  (Multiversum). The scammer wanted you to think that this token is the same token found on IDEX.
Because there is really a Multiversum on IDEX.

But if you analyze very carefully the MTV on forkdelta doesn't match in IDEX because of 2 factors.

1.) they have a different smart contract. on forkdelta (0xcd53c76b8a350b7f9815d6ddc4617bf37c7288ff) , on IDEX (0x07a7ed332c595b53a317afcee50733af571475e7)
2.) The have Different token extension. Forkdelta (MTV) , IDEX (eMTV)

I hope that this short analysis will help others to avoid this kind of scam.
make your analysis first before trying to buy or invest on a token.

This strategy has been on the market for a long time. It seems to me that without it in any way. I also think that not all skam projects can be checked in this way. There are methods much easier and easier, and do not exaggerate
member
Activity: 322
Merit: 10
October 30, 2018, 04:03:43 AM
#83
You need to look for the project carefully. Your strategy is really unusual and I'm interested in. For this reason, I am interested in your statements. For me it is important that not only I followed this or that principle
hero member
Activity: 1274
Merit: 521
7enius - Your Cryptocurrency Marketing Consultant
October 21, 2018, 08:12:29 AM
#82
Hi everyone,
I just want to tell everyone about the new scheme of the scammer to scam. especially those people who really doesn't understand much about centralized and decentralized trading platform.

I have read several people posting about arbitrage coins like for example MTV arbitrage
Please check this link as an example:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mtv-arbitrage-chance-5050943

upon checking what they the link that they are using, you can see that they are pointing you to Forkdelta.
when you check the trading on https://forkdelta.app/#!/trade/0xcd53c76b8a350b7f9815d6ddc4617bf37c7288ff-ETH you will see a token named MTV  (Multiversum). The scammer wanted you to think that this token is the same token found on IDEX.
Because there is really a Multiversum on IDEX.

But if you analyze very carefully the MTV on forkdelta doesn't match in IDEX because of 2 factors.

1.) they have a different smart contract. on forkdelta (0xcd53c76b8a350b7f9815d6ddc4617bf37c7288ff) , on IDEX (0x07a7ed332c595b53a317afcee50733af571475e7)
2.) The have Different token extension. Forkdelta (MTV) , IDEX (eMTV)

I hope that this short analysis will help others to avoid this kind of scam.
make your analysis first before trying to buy or invest on a token.
Great move!! This is very important and useful information.
I could see information about arbitrage for similar tokens. And before I want to try it, I'm lucky to see this thread from you. To be honestly, if I don't read this thread, maybe I will lose about 5 ETH for that.
You really saved my assets and you are really my hero, brother.

member
Activity: 364
Merit: 10
WPP ENERGY - BACKED ASSET GREEN ENERGY TOKEN
October 21, 2018, 08:05:46 AM
#81
I think we should not have greed in these cases. This is a kind of fraud but quite sophisticated. We just do what ordinary people do, do not be too greedy to deal with scammers. I have seen my friends cheated many times and they all started with greed.
indeed the greedy nature will always make it messy, and the nature is not recommended to be used in determining the level of profit, because what we will get is only loss, if we continue to follow that desire
hero member
Activity: 910
Merit: 500
October 21, 2018, 07:56:53 AM
#80
Does this scheme work? I get the feeling that people who go to a such kind of exchanges for buying coins, has already understood cryptocurrency a little bit, so they shouldn't make a such type of mistakes.
jr. member
Activity: 308
Merit: 4
October 21, 2018, 06:13:01 AM
#79
Very good investigation. Because people keep learning more about nowadays scamming ways, Scammer start to learn more ways to scam them. Just be careful and when you see its 5x, 10x profit in one time mostly you re in a scam scheme.
member
Activity: 464
Merit: 10
October 21, 2018, 06:05:15 AM
#78
 I think we should not have greed in these cases. This is a kind of fraud but quite sophisticated. We just do what ordinary people do, do not be too greedy to deal with scammers. I have seen my friends cheated many times and they all started with greed.
member
Activity: 271
Merit: 10
October 21, 2018, 06:01:08 AM
#77
Well done, if there are more people who can expose the fraud items they have encountered, then it will be of great help to all investors. These methods and methods are very helpful for everyone to choose an ICO project in the future. If there are more ways for everyone to learn, the number of ICO scams will be reduced.
copper member
Activity: 168
Merit: 0
October 21, 2018, 05:47:05 AM
#76
I think similar things happen on bitebtc on some coin and the exchange has even out poeple on hold to withdraw but can deposit which is a sign of something fishing, and if you try to do kyc you will be put on pending for long but having so many arb coin to scam people , that is why is good to always try all these new exchange with little money and withdraw before you think of putting much funds on them .
full member
Activity: 518
Merit: 100
October 21, 2018, 05:31:35 AM
#75
Those that trade unlisted token shouldn't fall for this trick. If you decide to trade unlisted token on decentralized exchange like etherdelta,forkdelta etc. The first thing that enable you is the contract address.
hero member
Activity: 854
Merit: 502
CTO & Spokesman
October 20, 2018, 11:48:44 PM
#74
Hi everyone,
I just want to tell everyone about the new scheme of the scammer to scam. especially those people who really doesn't understand much about centralized and decentralized trading platform.

I have read several people posting about arbitrage coins like for example MTV arbitrage
Please check this link as an example:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mtv-arbitrage-chance-5050943

upon checking what they the link that they are using, you can see that they are pointing you to Forkdelta.
when you check the trading on https://forkdelta.app/#!/trade/0xcd53c76b8a350b7f9815d6ddc4617bf37c7288ff-ETH you will see a token named MTV  (Multiversum). The scammer wanted you to think that this token is the same token found on IDEX.
Because there is really a Multiversum on IDEX.

But if you analyze very carefully the MTV on forkdelta doesn't match in IDEX because of 2 factors.

1.) they have a different smart contract. on forkdelta (0xcd53c76b8a350b7f9815d6ddc4617bf37c7288ff) , on IDEX (0x07a7ed332c595b53a317afcee50733af571475e7)
2.) The have Different token extension. Forkdelta (MTV) , IDEX (eMTV)

I hope that this short analysis will help others to avoid this kind of scam.
make your analysis first before trying to buy or invest on a token.
Thanks for sharing bro so many people would be aware on this.
Scammer nowadays became in-demand they just want an easy profit.
If you didn't look exactly on the smart contract you will not see that was a scam.
You are great for finding this one.

Actually this is a common to see that if it's a scam, but for the beginners it's a useful information to be aware of scammers. This could be help to anyone here in crypto, be smart do a deep research before put your investment.
full member
Activity: 438
Merit: 100
October 20, 2018, 07:15:59 PM
#73
Hi everyone,
I just want to tell everyone about the new scheme of the scammer to scam. especially those people who really doesn't understand much about centralized and decentralized trading platform.

I have read several people posting about arbitrage coins like for example MTV arbitrage
Please check this link as an example:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mtv-arbitrage-chance-5050943

upon checking what they the link that they are using, you can see that they are pointing you to Forkdelta.
when you check the trading on https://forkdelta.app/#!/trade/0xcd53c76b8a350b7f9815d6ddc4617bf37c7288ff-ETH you will see a token named MTV  (Multiversum). The scammer wanted you to think that this token is the same token found on IDEX.
Because there is really a Multiversum on IDEX.

But if you analyze very carefully the MTV on forkdelta doesn't match in IDEX because of 2 factors.

1.) they have a different smart contract. on forkdelta (0xcd53c76b8a350b7f9815d6ddc4617bf37c7288ff) , on IDEX (0x07a7ed332c595b53a317afcee50733af571475e7)
2.) The have Different token extension. Forkdelta (MTV) , IDEX (eMTV)

I hope that this short analysis will help others to avoid this kind of scam.
make your analysis first before trying to buy or invest on a token.
Thanks for sharing bro so many people would be aware on this.
Scammer nowadays became in-demand they just want an easy profit.
If you didn't look exactly on the smart contract you will not see that was a scam.
You are great for finding this one.
newbie
Activity: 48
Merit: 0
October 20, 2018, 07:11:28 PM
#72
Hi everyone,
I just want to tell everyone about the new scheme of the scammer to scam. especially those people who really doesn't understand much about centralized and decentralized trading platform.

I have read several people posting about arbitrage coins like for example MTV arbitrage
Please check this link as an example:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mtv-arbitrage-chance-5050943

upon checking what they the link that they are using, you can see that they are pointing you to Forkdelta.
when you check the trading on https://forkdelta.app/#!/trade/0xcd53c76b8a350b7f9815d6ddc4617bf37c7288ff-ETH you will see a token named MTV  (Multiversum). The scammer wanted you to think that this token is the same token found on IDEX.
Because there is really a Multiversum on IDEX.

But if you analyze very carefully the MTV on forkdelta doesn't match in IDEX because of 2 factors.

1.) they have a different smart contract. on forkdelta (0xcd53c76b8a350b7f9815d6ddc4617bf37c7288ff) , on IDEX (0x07a7ed332c595b53a317afcee50733af571475e7)
2.) The have Different token extension. Forkdelta (MTV) , IDEX (eMTV)

I hope that this short analysis will help others to avoid this kind of scam.
make your analysis first before trying to buy or invest on a token.
very beautiful analysis. thnk you for sharing it with us and for caring for the community
full member
Activity: 686
Merit: 131
October 20, 2018, 06:18:37 PM
#71
There's been a poster by the name of LarrySmalls that has been shilling the forkdelta MTV for the last couple days.
I could see through the scam right away but didn't know the details.

It's easy to spot a scam.
First off, ANYONE that is offering free "advice" or "help" on a get rich opportunity or "secret" undervalued coins to buy, they are scamming you.
This isn't exagerrated at all, be seriously suspicious of anyone being friendly out of the goodness of their heart.

Also, here in bitcointalk, be suspicious of anyone that is posting with a newbie account that has no merit.
They just flat out can't be trusted.

And, of course, never trust anyone that puts up a link to anything.

that larrysmalls guy had all three red flags so I didn't even need to see the details to know that a scam was going on.
sr. member
Activity: 672
Merit: 250
October 20, 2018, 06:17:44 PM
#70
Criminals,  have created so many new accounts. We really need to be very careful and vigilant.
In most cases, I have noticed that the scammers are stupid and their deception is immediately visible. But it is very difficult to catch them, so just be vigilant, do not succumb to provocations because of greed, invest with a cold head. Always type in Google the name and the word SCAM. Carefully study what people write about them.

It is because they are really into it of scamming they wanted to ruin some lives and situations of a person who works hard just to achieve the success in life. Criminals are bad and they keep making chaos and getting some asset of an owners because they feel envy and they just want to get money in easy way.
full member
Activity: 476
Merit: 102
Kuvacash.com
October 20, 2018, 06:11:26 PM
#69
Good job and the scammers are looking for more sophisticated methods to catch their victims, that's something worrisome and I think it's a consequence of the different coins that are in the market bringing confusion with the same acronyms, I think we should reach a consensus on that.
full member
Activity: 742
Merit: 144
October 20, 2018, 06:09:02 PM
#68
Thanks a lot for your great analysis, it's very helpful for anyone. Scammers are everywhere, we need to be very careful before doing any transactions because we can be trapped there. Let's be smarter and more careful.
That’s true, its good to become more careful than to be broke buying that fake coin. Scammers are getting wiser, we as an investor should be more wiser than to them. Learn from a lot of scams experience around cryptoworld and you will be saved from losing your hard earn money.

This is a great Job by the OP, and I hope to see more like this so everyone will be aware about where not to invest. Let’s help each other in this forum and we can all be profitable. Never trust anyone but you can use their analysis as your guide, this will depend on you.
jr. member
Activity: 196
Merit: 2
TREEBLOCK.io
October 20, 2018, 06:08:37 PM
#67
You are absolutely right I saw the link and I wanted to act on it but I checked idex.market and I found out that the contract address is not the same, I further as admin on their telegram and they confirm that it is an obvious scam, So every one should be careful especially when those newbies posting links like that.
copper member
Activity: 350
Merit: 1
October 20, 2018, 06:01:38 PM
#66
Hi everyone,
I just want to tell everyone about the new scheme of the scammer to scam. especially those people who really doesn't understand much about centralized and decentralized trading platform.

I have read several people posting about arbitrage coins like for example MTV arbitrage
Please check this link as an example:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mtv-arbitrage-chance-5050943

upon checking what they the link that they are using, you can see that they are pointing you to Forkdelta.
when you check the trading on https://forkdelta.app/#!/trade/0xcd53c76b8a350b7f9815d6ddc4617bf37c7288ff-ETH you will see a token named MTV  (Multiversum). The scammer wanted you to think that this token is the same token found on IDEX.
Because there is really a Multiversum on IDEX.

But if you analyze very carefully the MTV on forkdelta doesn't match in IDEX because of 2 factors.

1.) they have a different smart contract. on forkdelta (0xcd53c76b8a350b7f9815d6ddc4617bf37c7288ff) , on IDEX (0x07a7ed332c595b53a317afcee50733af571475e7)
2.) The have Different token extension. Forkdelta (MTV) , IDEX (eMTV)

I hope that this short analysis will help others to avoid this kind of scam.
make your analysis first before trying to buy or invest on a token.

Very useful information you have been brought to the forum and I highly appreciate for your effort because this is the way we will be avoided scammer , we should be vigilant and willing to inform others ,  so thank you very much and you're deserving for that merit .
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