Topic: 🔴 Ongoing Scam ICO list. " EOSGAS SCAM". Be aware. Update: 04/08/18 🔴 (Read 2268 times)
September 04, 2018, 12:52:34 AM
The information is very useful for all most everyone. We've been introduced to several ways of identifying scam projects. At least i've learnt something new today. Thanks bud!
September 02, 2018, 10:36:36 PM
Thanks for the information. Atleast we all know what projects or ICO is scam to prevent more loss of money. Hope we can see some other scam projects also.
August 31, 2018, 05:02:44 PM
Update with Bitcoinmax
August 28, 2018, 12:37:21 AM
Up for newcomer.
August 28, 2018, 02:15:55 AM
August 14, 2018, 02:13:57 PM
Up
September 13, 2018, 11:56:26 PM
You done a great research and hunted these scammers. I really appreciate and value your work for community. We should always be alerted and let us all together make crypto market more safe for new comers.
September 04, 2018, 10:11:22 AM
finally an interesting thread. here you can see which icos to avoid. this thread should always be on top and constantly updated. very good work. there are so many scam icos. you have a lot of work ahead of you !
September 04, 2018, 05:45:57 AM
Wow, nice list of scams. And with proof too! I have another addition to your list. I already have submitted it in Scam Accusations board, but you might want to add it here.
It is called hydroBETA. They claimed they will give 222.222 coins, with extra drops for Eth and Hydro holders. And of course 22.222 for referring others. Later on subscribed users received email for AD KYC, but for KYC they only wanted to know name, email and eth wallet. After adding your MEW address (I used fake one) link appears to link your MEW address to their system. That link leads users to MEW lookalike site, which is not original MEW site (similar to eosGAS). Pls DM if you are interested in pics of proof
Why not expose it here. Is this the same email you received from hydro?It is called hydroBETA. They claimed they will give 222.222 coins, with extra drops for Eth and Hydro holders. And of course 22.222 for referring others. Later on subscribed users received email for AD KYC, but for KYC they only wanted to know name, email and eth wallet. After adding your MEW address (I used fake one) link appears to link your MEW address to their system. That link leads users to MEW lookalike site, which is not original MEW site (similar to eosGAS). Pls DM if you are interested in pics of proof
It also has the numbers of airdrop tokens that will be distributed but the difference is it is named as hydro project.
September 04, 2018, 03:59:45 AM
Thank you for that investigation! I'm a newbie, so it helps.
I read white papers and try to connect the team of ICO I'm interested in, but how did you identify that the photos are fake?
I read white papers and try to connect the team of ICO I'm interested in, but how did you identify that the photos are fake?
September 02, 2018, 09:49:07 PM
Update with coinmonkey
August 19, 2018, 03:58:27 AM
Wow, nice list of scams. And with proof too! I have another addition to your list. I already have submitted it in Scam Accusations board, but you might want to add it here.
It is called hydroBETA. They claimed they will give 222.222 coins, with extra drops for Eth and Hydro holders. And of course 22.222 for referring others. Later on subscribed users received email for AD KYC, but for KYC they only wanted to know name, email and eth wallet. After adding your MEW address (I used fake one) link appears to link your MEW address to their system. That link leads users to MEW lookalike site, which is not original MEW site (similar to eosGAS). Pls DM if you are interested in pics of proof
I would like to expose these scammers to as many users as possible. I really appreciate the work you do. Well done 👍
It is called hydroBETA. They claimed they will give 222.222 coins, with extra drops for Eth and Hydro holders. And of course 22.222 for referring others. Later on subscribed users received email for AD KYC, but for KYC they only wanted to know name, email and eth wallet. After adding your MEW address (I used fake one) link appears to link your MEW address to their system. That link leads users to MEW lookalike site, which is not original MEW site (similar to eosGAS). Pls DM if you are interested in pics of proof
I would like to expose these scammers to as many users as possible. I really appreciate the work you do. Well done 👍
August 03, 2018, 04:07:32 PM
Update with EOSGAS SCAM
July 25, 2018, 01:10:15 PM
Thank you very much for the effort you put into this. I am shocked how professional some of those websites look. You really have to deep dive into the project to realize that they are trying to scam.
July 25, 2018, 12:33:23 PM
Please add Bonumchain https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2433961.40
They are asking bounties for KYC to harvest personal info. Their team has not undergone KYC and when asked they avoid the question. They are a banking project so only a scam would open a banking project with no way to tell who they are. They can use exit scam whenever they wish.
Bonumchain are not even using a KYC service they check it themselves which means they have access to your personal info.
Nail them.
They are asking bounties for KYC to harvest personal info. Their team has not undergone KYC and when asked they avoid the question. They are a banking project so only a scam would open a banking project with no way to tell who they are. They can use exit scam whenever they wish.
Bonumchain are not even using a KYC service they check it themselves which means they have access to your personal info.
Nail them.
July 24, 2018, 04:37:11 AM
please add Cryptoriya in your list.Its also a scam ICO project.The bounty manger also confirmed it. The announcement thread is : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/anncryptoriya-crypto-to-cash-anywhere-without-any-bank-exchange-live-3808463
take a look
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take a look
I have took immediate action when I find out this information..
Bounty thread is changed into a scam warning and all promotional materials are removed.
Thanks.
Bounty thread is changed into a scam warning and all promotional materials are removed.
Thanks.
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I bet my left nut this is SCAM!
OP is on a roll today, great job again.
Don't have much time, so just a few examples:
https://ico.newsbtc.com/team_member/shailen-vandeyar/
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https://icosbull.com/eng/ico/monoreto/whitepaper page 33
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-shipmen-89419613b/
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/malcolm-bloom-2132737/
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Can't wait to meet Gringamor Greenhand and Pippin Proudfoot Finch at Dubai summit.
OP is on a roll today, great job again.
Don't have much time, so just a few examples:
https://ico.newsbtc.com/team_member/shailen-vandeyar/
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https://icosbull.com/eng/ico/monoreto/whitepaper page 33
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-shipmen-89419613b/
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/malcolm-bloom-2132737/
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Can't wait to meet Gringamor Greenhand and Pippin Proudfoot Finch at Dubai summit.
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Sorry im from phone and cannot look at the pictures easily to provide solid proof, but the team is totally made up, there is no trace on any of them on the internet. Plus the website has the same template as the one of this other scam: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ripple-lite-network-scam-4677881
Here is the cryptoriya ann thread:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/anncryptoriya-crypto-to-cash-anywhere-without-any-bank-exchange-live-3808463
Website: https://www.cryptoriya.io the other scam website
Is https://ripplelite.net
Bounty https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-alert-3828804
If anybody can confirm just in case im wrong, but unfortunately i don't think so.
Here is the cryptoriya ann thread:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/anncryptoriya-crypto-to-cash-anywhere-without-any-bank-exchange-live-3808463
Website: https://www.cryptoriya.io the other scam website
Is https://ripplelite.net
Bounty https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-alert-3828804
If anybody can confirm just in case im wrong, but unfortunately i don't think so.
July 23, 2018, 10:42:20 PM
Update with QuantumPay
July 20, 2018, 09:55:51 PM
Great work on all the research and get all the information out for everyone to see. Hope there are more threads like this to help iron out all the bad projects.
July 20, 2018, 09:30:35 PM
I was actually thinking of joining the Onasander bounty program and then I saw this thread and oh that project is listed as another scam because they got the taste of posting fake pictures of their team members. In most cases, a project that is using a fake profile will turn out to be another scam or the team will eventually left the project. I am then glad I got this thread and will following this one for new development. It is about time we fight back these scammers and have a play with their games of using fake profiles. This is one way we can be helping people to stay away from being victimized by scams.
July 16, 2018, 12:07:25 PM
If you'd like to add an additional tool to your arsenal check out our Expert Check.
It's nothing fancy - you scan ICO websites (if they don't have the "Checking your browser before accessing domain.com" enabled) to find experts or advisors from ICO Bench.
If you find any, great, head over to ICO Bench, check their ICO profile, are they really advising this ICO? If not, then it's a red flag.
I was also thinking to include even more people in my database for the Expert Check tool, add additional notes and links to make research easier.
Do you think "Fake team members" should be added to the list? Just to warn people?
Link to the tool: http://tokenlion.net/icos/expert
It's nothing fancy - you scan ICO websites (if they don't have the "Checking your browser before accessing domain.com" enabled) to find experts or advisors from ICO Bench.
If you find any, great, head over to ICO Bench, check their ICO profile, are they really advising this ICO? If not, then it's a red flag.
I was also thinking to include even more people in my database for the Expert Check tool, add additional notes and links to make research easier.
Do you think "Fake team members" should be added to the list? Just to warn people?
Link to the tool: http://tokenlion.net/icos/expert
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