[WARNING] Again, stay away from Twitter Giveaway Scam

bL4nkcode

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Quote from: examplens on February 03, 2020, 08:36:59 AM

This is not a Twitter giveaway scam. It is only website muskfun.info with well-known Bitcoin doubler script. Twitter was used only to promote it. It has already been posted here many times websites which use the doubler script and there is always the new victim of that fraud.

Yes, yes, but the thing is the one who promoted it was a verified account which is a hacked account and renamed the same as Elon so people still do a thing and imagining things that it might be a legit one, but sadly no.

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I posted it here already: {Beware}:Fake Elon Musk giveaway and how someone fall for the trick.

You can also follow this thread: [Warning] Phishing Cryptocurrency Website.

examplens

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This is not a Twitter giveaway scam. It is only website muskfun.info with well-known Bitcoin doubler script. Twitter was used only to promote it. It has already been posted here many times websites which use the doubler script and there is always the new victim of that fraud.
Still, I can't understand how people easy send $3000 to someone based only by one tweet. Nobody clicks on any transaction link to check is it real, and that is enough to be sure that he is a fake.

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Quote from: bL4nkcode on February 02, 2020, 06:34:32 PM

Here's another user was scammed from a crypto giveaway in twitter (the tweet is now deleted and reported tho) where a verified account was hacked, and renamed the account to same as elon musk. Old? Yeah but seems people didn't learn.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ejjrp9/i_stupidly_lost_3000_in_a_crypto_currency_scam/

The website.

Code:

muskfun.info/btc

Tweet where elon responds: https://twitter.com/nichegamer/status/1223746177948094470

People are too greedy to fall into this kind of scam, this is an industry where everything should be verified even if the one announcing it, is popular or well known you never know, there is such a thing as hacked account and if it'sd too good to be true, then there's something wrong on it, don't be so naive.