Topic: [Warning] Ethereum smart contract scam bot.... (Read 14 times)

While everyone is spending their time watching the movement of the crypto market, scammers on the other hand are trying their best to come up with strategies that can easily scam crypto investors. And in this case they have succeeded and come up with an effective way, crypto users will be scammed before they know it if they follow the steps shown by the scammers.

If someone posts something crypto related on various social media including Twitter, a group of bot accounts will come and reply to that post with a YouTube video link and there some other accounts will come and give likes, positive reviews to make things real. After seeing one such reply I researched this technique and figured out its purpose. They are promoting this tutorial video on a large scale using hundreds of accounts through social media.



Video Link: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rx25DhSgZpM&key=1E1Z3U&I4H6RN=4F3SNRAKQ77X&gl=FR

In this video they are training how to make automatic profit by making a bot and they are giving ready code to crypto users. And the whole trick is in this code, if someone creates a contract using this code, they have added some function in that contract so that they will withdraw the crypto user's funds before they understand anything. Because they have access to that smart contract, they already have access through that code. So it is very important to do proper research before using anything that looks tempting and realistic, because after falling victim to a scam, it is not possible to fix anything.




I've researched many people who have already fallen victim to this scam and are seeking redressal after being scammed, which seems to me nothing more than informing them of how this scam is run.



Source:- https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/135563/how-to-retrieve-eth-accidentally-sent-to-a-contract-that-is-watch-only?fbclid=IwAR0cKLnDR97pA0tDpvjRqikBinjqNWjFj0v-ApzdP9nly5ubNWpJNkt-k9E

https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/135176/i-think-i-got-scammed-by-uniswap-frontrunner-scam-bot/135178#135178




Here are the replies to some of the tweets through which the scammers are promoting this video.