Topic: [SCAM ALERT] DogeCoin Fake Giveaway (Read 96 times)
Dogecoin is now one of the most hype coin in the crypto market. And these coins are promoting big Twitter accounts. And scammers are waiting to take advantage of this opportunity by creating fake giveaway websites. I checked their Dogecoin address and saw that some funds have already been sent to that address. I don't know if it was sent by scammers or sent by a victim.
There is a Doge who entered the address of this scamer for 1500 DOGE, I don't know if this is just a sweetener from them to convince him, but what is certain is that after that no one enters again.
Yep I can only hope no one sends to this wallet.
Interesting thing is that most giveaway scammers know well that some people will check the address before making any transaction and this is why they make self transaction to create false trust among investors. I am seeing two possibility here where someone have already sent coin to that address or scammer made self transaction.Yep I can only hope no one sends to this wallet.
If a coin is hype then scamers will create a fake giveaway in any way.
Its nothing new and no way to deny that Doge have already created a hyip in the market. I wanna give all credits to Tesla founder for this craze. 
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I haven't checked the scammers address yet, has any funds been sent to the address as of yet (any victims?).
There is a Doge who entered the address of this scamer for 1500 DOGE, I don't know if this is just a sweetener from them to convince him, but what is certain is that after that no one enters again.I haven't checked the scammers address yet, has any funds been sent to the address as of yet (any victims?).
Yep I can only hope no one sends to this wallet.
If a coin is hype then scamers will create a fake giveaway in any way.
Scammers have now shifted to Dogecoin as well to perpetrate their giveaway scam, I think this is cause of the endorsement by Elon Musk, it created a certain amount of hype and demand around Dogecoin, which caused Doge to appreciate in price, and thus making it's holders a target. It's a good warning OP, I think people are already quite familiar with BTC fake giveaway, but maybe not so with Dogecoin, so it's good to preempt them about it.
I haven't checked the scammers address yet, has any funds been sent to the address as of yet (any victims?).
I haven't checked the scammers address yet, has any funds been sent to the address as of yet (any victims?).
What happened: DogeCoin Fake Giveaway
Website: https://www.doge-coin.network/
Archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20210223154019/https://www.doge-coin.network/
Doge Scamers:
Website: https://www.doge-coin.network/
Archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20210223154019/https://www.doge-coin.network/
Doge Scamers:
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Created on 2021-02-20
Expires on 2022-02-20
Updated on 2021-02-20
Created on 2021-02-20
Expires on 2022-02-20
Updated on 2021-02-20
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