Topic: [Warning] 10.w88hash.vip Suspicious gambling website. (Read 384 times)
I do not know why to follow the links that are received in dm from strangers in telegram, this happens all the time in discord and many have already suffered by following the links in private messages, so it's better to be careful and not believe the promises.
There's a lot in it on telegram and you'll just wonder if these scammers ever get tired of the way they work, it's kinda tiring when most people aren't that dumb enough to fall on the trick or most knows the way they operate already. As I've said, the site itself isn't that trustworthy and I doubt if they even have an SSL certificate on their site.
Scammers are continuing a trend of scamming by creating fake gambling websites. Telegram is always being used by scammers as a great way. Within few days me and my friend are getting messages from such fake website offers. But we are smart enough and know about such scams so we did not fall into their trap. But you may know that there are many inexperienced gamblers who are new to the crypto market so there is a possibility that they may fall into the trap of these scammers. And there are many crypto users who do not check the website to see if it is fake or not when they see a tempting offer.
The name itself isn't ideal for a casino, it's even hard to memorize. The deleted telegram probably tells me that you got him for good just by continuously asking, maybe you asked him that may lead to distinguish the site as scam, just my guess here.
I can feel that lol , what kind of gambling name was that? you need to write it down first before understanding and memorizing lol.and also this is a good sharing from OP because I checked the site also and year it is something we must not trust that easy.
I got a message on telegram about this website. I kept talking to him to know the details, and followed the steps he told me. I created an account on this website using my other extra phone, and tried to send the screenshot as he said, but he already deleted his telegram account! Lol!
Now the question here is why he deleted the telegram? Or already got the victim?
/.. thus he deleted his Telegram thinking he had already got what he wanted (Your login details)Now the question here is why he deleted the telegram? Or already got the victim?
Well, telegram deleted the account for good not the sender. Because this kind of people will not stop until they got what they want, and would not waste their time for deleting their accounts if they will be benefited the most.
I got a message on telegram about this website. I kept talking to him to know the details, and followed the steps he told me. I created an account on this website using my other extra phone, and tried to send the screenshot as he said, but he already deleted his telegram account! Lol!
Now the question here is why he deleted the telegram? Or already got the victim?
I hope you did not use same account login credentials you use for other websites to register in that fraudulent site. That could have been his target, thus he deleted his Telegram thinking he had already got what he wanted (Your login details)Now the question here is why he deleted the telegram? Or already got the victim?
I continued to talk to him to understand his intentions and the information I used on that website was fake. I even used my secondary phone to register on that website, because I already guessed how Telegram scammers try to scam crypto users by fooling them. The bottom line is, I followed all the steps to gather evidence to warn other gamblers. So the scammer failed to fool me here.
The name itself isn't ideal for a casino, it's even hard to memorize. The deleted telegram probably tells me that you got him for good just by continuously asking, maybe you asked him that may lead to distinguish the site as scam, just my guess here.
I can feel that lol , what kind of gambling name was that? you need to write it down first before understanding and memorizing lol.and also this is a good sharing from OP because I checked the site also and year it is something we must not trust that easy.
The name itself isn't ideal for a casino, it's even hard to memorize. The deleted telegram probably tells me that you got him for good just by continuously asking, maybe you asked him that may lead to distinguish the site as scam, just my guess here.
Now the question here is why he deleted the telegram? Or already got the victim? This website is unknown and what I found after visiting it seems fake website to me. This website can be very risky for new gamblers.
He probably thought you already fall into the trap and so there's no reason to communicate further. I received similar message in telegram promoting a site where I can receive a free funds. I just ignore and blocked the user. I used to receive a message in TG from time to time with a too good to be true offer and clearly a scam attempt. Good thing you're aware of his intention. 
It's another casino telegram promotion scheme it's something new to me, in the past they ask you to sign up to credit your account and make you win in one of their game but before you can withdraw your winning you have to deposit to verify your wallet, but this new scheme is not clear what are their intentions is it to just promote the casino and getting sign up through empty promises.
I agree this is the kind of casino that's not worth joining or even playing.
I agree this is the kind of casino that's not worth joining or even playing.
Indeed, with so many well known gambling websites no one would believe that someone could fall into the trap of sending his coins to a platform with such a suspicious url.
Unfortunately, it seems that common sense is wrong, as more and more scammers create this kind of fraudulent platforms with strange names. Isn't there an updated list of fraudulent urls pinned out there somewhere?
Those who don't have any idea how domain name should look like could fall into this kind of scam. Potential victims of a website like this will always exist, Not everyone is knowledgeable about domain especially the older generation. Also newbies could also be victimized by this, Newbies who haven't played on a proper casino can assume that the casino domain like this is normal. We can label them as ignorant but they are the ones that these scammers are finding. Unfortunately, it seems that common sense is wrong, as more and more scammers create this kind of fraudulent platforms with strange names. Isn't there an updated list of fraudulent urls pinned out there somewhere?
I don't know if we have such list here but I'm sure that it should look a very long list. The list would be hard to maintain since scammers are just using disposable domains that they don't have plan using in the future.
and like for example this site, they are luring their potential victims by offering the 5-100 USDT rewards. so high likely, that someone will take the bait here and if they are newbies in this business, they won't know that they are about to be scammed. these scammers will find a way how to fish those gullible users. also the search function is always there to determine the legitimacy of the site. if you are a responsible player, you will do your own due diligence before jumping on a new site.
Indeed, with so many well known gambling websites no one would believe that someone could fall into the trap of sending his coins to a platform with such a suspicious url.
Unfortunately, it seems that common sense is wrong, as more and more scammers create this kind of fraudulent platforms with strange names. Isn't there an updated list of fraudulent urls pinned out there somewhere?
Those who don't have any idea how domain name should look like could fall into this kind of scam. Potential victims of a website like this will always exist, Not everyone is knowledgeable about domain especially the older generation. Also newbies could also be victimized by this, Newbies who haven't played on a proper casino can assume that the casino domain like this is normal. We can label them as ignorant but they are the ones that these scammers are finding. Unfortunately, it seems that common sense is wrong, as more and more scammers create this kind of fraudulent platforms with strange names. Isn't there an updated list of fraudulent urls pinned out there somewhere?
I don't know if we have such list here but I'm sure that it should look a very long list. The list would be hard to maintain since scammers are just using disposable domains that they don't have plan using in the future.
Indeed, with so many well known gambling websites no one would believe that someone could fall into the trap of sending his coins to a platform with such a suspicious url.
Unfortunately, it seems that common sense is wrong, as more and more scammers create this kind of fraudulent platforms with strange names. Isn't there an updated list of fraudulent urls pinned out there somewhere?
Unfortunately, it seems that common sense is wrong, as more and more scammers create this kind of fraudulent platforms with strange names. Isn't there an updated list of fraudulent urls pinned out there somewhere?
Not all the people will share the information in the forum.You had some good ethics to share others.Don’t use the website link for the safety,because by using the link.It’s enough to stole your wallet funds.So you need to use only the trusted gambling sites.The first way to get away from the scam is,you need to use the trusted gambling sites.
The website is very bad in design, and the UI/UX doesn't depict a serious organization that wants to produce anything practical, and the input forms are likewise bad. Aside from the fact that the website is registered a few weeks ago, the VIP Top-level domain is a red flag, they are incredibly cheap to put up, which is why they maintain operating such scam platforms over and again in case they are reported or deleted.
The website also has a download APP at the top of the page, which keeps redirecting me to a danger site, that is another red flag, everything on this website, including the owner, is fake.
The website also has a download APP at the top of the page, which keeps redirecting me to a danger site, that is another red flag, everything on this website, including the owner, is fake.
Any contact or add that happens on Telegram without my consent is Block and Report.
Why do anything else(?! ) you are being caught.
That's why it's called fishing, some fish falls, it seems impossible but there's always a stupid one, sorry I meant fish.
The property data of any domain can be false and you can place reputable sites do not look there, no, block it.
It's simple don't be the next fish.
OP:Thank you for bringing us this example.
A website that has the name 10.w88hash.vip looks suspicious? Damn, I'm truly shocked. 
Why do gamblers keep signing up and wasting their coins on such fake casinos? Is it because of some generous "too good to be true" bonus or something else. Is it because somebody is misleading the gamblers into thinking that they could exploit the casino and will money?
I remember that a guy once wrote on social media "Sometimes a scam is SO STUPID that the victims of that scam deserve to lose their money.". I kinda get what he means.
Why do gamblers keep signing up and wasting their coins on such fake casinos? Is it because of some generous "too good to be true" bonus or something else. Is it because somebody is misleading the gamblers into thinking that they could exploit the casino and will money?
I remember that a guy once wrote on social media "Sometimes a scam is SO STUPID that the victims of that scam deserve to lose their money.". I kinda get what he means.
If anyone sees only the url of this site, he will think twice whether he should open the link or not. The link does not seems a regular .com .net site but something really odd. If people do not even care to see these little details then they are bound to get scammed by the scammers. The scammers know that there are so many people whom they can trap easily and make good money out of them.
The website link or domain is really suspicious in the very first place.
No one legit looking gambling business will decide to name their website like that or even using the .vip extension. No need to make a thorough research on that, being suspicious is enough to stay away and avoid such offers.
Not only is the website url is a dead giveaway but also how he contacted someone from telegram for a giveaway. I mean, Telegram of all the social media platform out there and thru direct message, looks suspicious enough to not click any links to be provided. Also, having a referral link instead of directing them to the wesite for someone who work for the casino. No one legit looking gambling business will decide to name their website like that or even using the .vip extension. No need to make a thorough research on that, being suspicious is enough to stay away and avoid such offers.
This is just a standard click and scam that will try to steal your credentials on other platform if you try to use your same email,username and password on various websites
A website that has the name 10.w88hash.vip looks suspicious? Damn, I'm truly shocked.
Why do gamblers keep signing up and wasting their coins on such fake casinos? Is it because of some generous "too good to be true" bonus or something else. Is it because somebody is misleading the gamblers into thinking that they could exploit the casino and will money?
I remember that a guy once wrote on social media "Sometimes a scam is SO STUPID that the victims of that scam deserve to lose their money.". I kinda get what he means.
Why do gamblers keep signing up and wasting their coins on such fake casinos? Is it because of some generous "too good to be true" bonus or something else. Is it because somebody is misleading the gamblers into thinking that they could exploit the casino and will money?
I remember that a guy once wrote on social media "Sometimes a scam is SO STUPID that the victims of that scam deserve to lose their money.". I kinda get what he means.
The website link or domain is really suspicious in the very first place.
No one legit looking gambling business will decide to name their website like that or even using the .vip extension. No need to make a thorough research on that, being suspicious is enough to stay away and avoid such offers.
No one legit looking gambling business will decide to name their website like that or even using the .vip extension. No need to make a thorough research on that, being suspicious is enough to stay away and avoid such offers.
Although the domain is brand new, there is no information about this site online. Not even on social networking sites can I find any information about this site.
Anyway, the site is most likely a scam, and I strongly recommend not investing your time or money on this site. Scammers use many different techniques to swindle people out of money, and this one is no different. I suggest that you to avoid this website at all cost.
A site like that where there's no information that can be found online or there is no review that you can find and read on a review site only makes the site more suspicious in my opinion even though we know that the site is created not too long ago. My guess is I think there are people who will fall for this trick since the scammers are finding people to send the link of their site and explain the so called bonus you will get when you create an account on their site. Anyway, the site is most likely a scam, and I strongly recommend not investing your time or money on this site. Scammers use many different techniques to swindle people out of money, and this one is no different. I suggest that you to avoid this website at all cost.
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