aside from the URL, the website itself is highly suspicious. who in their right mind would design a gambling site like that? The way he just deleted his account after telling you to register would make anyone suspicious about his motive. at this point, if anyone still falls for this scam I'd say they deserve it.
Not everyone knew about this scheme, this is why many falls as a victim even if they didn’t spend any money, we can’t tell what they really need until something happen to us. To OP, if you provided some important information then this could be a big trouble for you in the future, but as long as you use different details and connections, you can assume that you are still safe, just monitor your wallet or any important details, this might be their real target once you click the site. 
Topic: [Warning] 10.w88hash.vip Suspicious gambling website. - page 3. (Read 384 times)
I can't even imagine why anyone would spend time and resources to build something like this. The site is ugly and definitely looks like a money grabbing site.
Well, hopefully, no one is stupid enough to deposit money there.
No. Those are subdomains, and anyone who owns a domain name can create as many as they like.
Well, hopefully, no one is stupid enough to deposit money there.
I'm not familiar on how to get a URL with numbers starting with it then period after, then the name of the site. Guessing, maybe he got it from a free domain service. I'm unsure.
No. Those are subdomains, and anyone who owns a domain name can create as many as they like.
Quote from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subdomain
In the Domain Name System (DNS) hierarchy, a subdomain is a domain that is a part of another (main) domain.[1] For example, if a domain offered an online store as part of their website example.com, it might use the subdomain shop.example.com .
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!
I'm not familiar on how to get a URL with numbers starting with it then period after, then the name of the site. Guessing, maybe he got it from a free domain service. I'm unsure.In my case, if ever I encounter something like this which is suspicious, I tend not to create accounts which comes with usernames, emails, and/or passwords that I used with other sites which are important to me. OR I won't bother creating any account.
So many scammer on telegram where they send an obvious scam site, not if you are using another phone where important details are not there, most probably you’re still safe but if you use your main phone and provide some details upon registration, that could be an alarm for you. Deleting a telegram account is the usual scenario for a scammer, this is really suspicious.
honestly who would use a site with that domain name: 10.w88hash.vip? I realized right away that this is a temporary site for scams, clicking on the link makes the person even more shocked seeing the site itself, I myself keep thinking that it was some gif image so I clicked and realized it was the site and the option to create an account comes out . i hope no one falls for this scam, if the person loves their money then the person will do research and choose a safe and reputable site
looks like someone who is learning to program and has never seen a gambling site, but decided to create his site to rob people
aside from the URL, the website itself is highly suspicious. who in their right mind would design a gambling site like that?
looks like someone who is learning to program and has never seen a gambling site, but decided to create his site to rob people
aside from the URL, the website itself is highly suspicious. who in their right mind would design a gambling site like that? The way he just deleted his account after telling you to register would make anyone suspicious about his motive. at this point, if anyone still falls for this scam I'd say they deserve it.
Earlier these kind of scam approach was much seen with Exchanges, wallets and related services. Some new wallets and exchanges were created and the user data were gathered. This data is further used to take the respective users accounts into control. So, it is a must to be secure while getting into new links. OP have done a good job finding the intention of the person and have created awareness among us.
The URL is indeed suspicious when you look at it and when that person tells you about the site then deleted the account right away. My thoughts is that he thinks he got you and he possibly thought you fall for it. According to the site's details you provided that the site is created not too long ago and what I think about it is it doesn't have good reputation yet which I can say not to be trusted yet if it is a legit but since this is not a legit then I could say that they won't achieve having a good reputation. No account required but you have to create/register an account (what a joke).
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?
The URL looks suspicious, but apart from that, I also think it's a very curious suspicious name. If you do decide to start a casino, take the time to think of a good name first. However, that does not mean that this site is by definition a scam, it could also be that there is a legal operator behind it, but you should always be careful with these types of sites. I do not think that people are willing to test these cheap sites, while there are very reputable sites.
The URL itself already looks suspicious. I mean, look at that TLD. These kinds of TLD are mostly used for scam sites or phishing sites, and its name does not imply what it means in the English side of things. I'm not saying that all .vip URLs are scams, but most of these sites are. If you really want to gamble your money and to have a good time, I suggest that you deposit it on places that are already established in the crypto community or those that have their announcement here on bitcointalk.
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? 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. So if you get any such message, then don't deposit any fund on this website. Because if you deposit, you will never get that money back.
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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. So if you get any such message, then don't deposit any fund on this website. Because if you deposit, you will never get that money back.
Website:
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https://10.w88hash.vip/#/register?code=88967405
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Domain Name: w88hash.vip
Registry Domain ID: DD8F6DBE95E2544168820018AD7743D3B-GDREG
Registrar WHOIS Server:
Registrar URL: www.wildwestdomains.com
Updated Date: 2022-06-06T10:13:58Z
Creation Date: 2022-05-18T07:36:21Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2024-05-18T07:36:21Z
Registrar: Wild West Domains, Inc.
Registrar IANA ID: 440
Registrar Abuse Contact Email: [email protected]
Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1.4806242505
Registry Domain ID: DD8F6DBE95E2544168820018AD7743D3B-GDREG
Registrar WHOIS Server:
Registrar URL: www.wildwestdomains.com
Updated Date: 2022-06-06T10:13:58Z
Creation Date: 2022-05-18T07:36:21Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2024-05-18T07:36:21Z
Registrar: Wild West Domains, Inc.
Registrar IANA ID: 440
Registrar Abuse Contact Email: [email protected]
Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1.4806242505
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