Somedays earlier i was able to find an ICO project where they used the name "facebook token" to attract investors on their project. After finding them i was thinking that very soon more scammers will use the same idea to steal money from people and now their activity confirm that those guys are ready to play scam their game. I hope crypto investors will be careful enough to stay far from these projects which are nothing but a clear trap.
Our community users could visit this thread to get ideas about likely same scammers as OP described on this thread who were using the name and favicon of facebook, Scam ICO project "Facebook Token"
Topic: Scammers Are Buying Domains Related to Facebook's Libra Cryptocurrency (Read 212 times)
June 29, 2019, 03:37:39 PM
June 29, 2019, 01:33:47 PM
Perhaps they are getting preparation for scam innocent people's. I don't think any conscious peoples will fall their trap. But I will not surprised if someone get scam, because of much greed. However, people should aware about these all fake Libra websites. I still don't know if there is Libra official website or how Facebook is going to launch their crypto-currency.
Good found OP.
Good found OP.
June 29, 2019, 01:06:17 PM
Not surprising in the least--domain squatters or whatever they're called tend to do this for a living.
As an aside, screw Facebook and whatever joke of a coin they're creating. I'll never use their services or coin or anything else related to FB. They eat your privacy as if it were a gourmet meal and shit out the remains to the highest bidder. Google is at least as bad, and I've stopped using them as well.
It'll be interesting to see how their Libra thing goes, though. It might not be a bad thing for cryptocurrency in general, but that remains to be seen.
As an aside, screw Facebook and whatever joke of a coin they're creating. I'll never use their services or coin or anything else related to FB. They eat your privacy as if it were a gourmet meal and shit out the remains to the highest bidder. Google is at least as bad, and I've stopped using them as well.
It'll be interesting to see how their Libra thing goes, though. It might not be a bad thing for cryptocurrency in general, but that remains to be seen.
I still have a Facebook account, but rarely use it for different reasons. Years ago, I was becoming "friends" with many old high school classmates. Since I was the class nerd and outcast, I really had shared nothing in common with them in high school, and I certainly didn't share anything in common with them years later. for me, Facebook really has a way of making you hate former acquaintances.
June 29, 2019, 12:56:13 PM
Not surprising in the least--domain squatters or whatever they're called tend to do this for a living.
As an aside, screw Facebook and whatever joke of a coin they're creating. I'll never use their services or coin or anything else related to FB. They eat your privacy as if it were a gourmet meal and shit out the remains to the highest bidder. Google is at least as bad, and I've stopped using them as well.
It'll be interesting to see how their Libra thing goes, though. It might not be a bad thing for cryptocurrency in general, but that remains to be seen.
As an aside, screw Facebook and whatever joke of a coin they're creating. I'll never use their services or coin or anything else related to FB. They eat your privacy as if it were a gourmet meal and shit out the remains to the highest bidder. Google is at least as bad, and I've stopped using them as well.
It'll be interesting to see how their Libra thing goes, though. It might not be a bad thing for cryptocurrency in general, but that remains to be seen.
June 29, 2019, 12:53:03 PM
With all the news coming from Facebook's Libra coin, scammers now are targetting Libra coin for their opportunity to scam newbies and small investors, the media should continue posting news about Libra and give the real score about Libra coin so these scammers will not have a chance to scam people using their own version of Libra coin.
June 29, 2019, 12:38:23 PM
Thanks for the heads up, I'm sure even these sites are obviously fake and not realistic on what they are offering such as libra, many newbies and noobs will still be able to lure to such schemes. This will be more like telegram ICO for sure.
June 29, 2019, 12:18:59 PM
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List of fake domains
List of fake domains
- calìbra[.]com (xn--calbra-yva[.]com - appeared on bitcointalk forum https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/fake-calibra-website-scam-beware-5157562
- líbra[.]org[.]org (xn--lbra-vpa[.]org)
- calibra[.]ooo
- canlibrawallet[.]com
- libracoins[.]co[.]il
- libra-ico[.]org
- libraproject[.]io - appeared on bitcointalk forum https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/dt-members-please-check-this-libra-ann-thread-before-people-invest-in-this-5156441
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