How I Got Scammed Once

[Sykkuno 2887]

I think I received the same email but this was not the first. I receive same scam emails every day. You just don't click their links and put them in spam folder immediately. If you want to look if your exchange has an offer for you login as you always do and not from email phising links.

[glory50 1259]

I am so sorry about that my brother, but the truth is scammers are so many things, there is chance that when you look at what we are doing that we have to work as hard to avoid such kind of mistakes , make sure that you follow a certain strategy, make sure that you are able to follow the good ideas is to make sure that you verify the information that would be easy to identify a genuine give away

[Aquaman69 217]

Your fate is very sad. It is completely unexpected.  There are various sites that can be dishonest with you. They are completely unreliable. Those sites leak your own information.

[SuperCrypto 7193]

On 4/4/2020 at 7:10 PM, Cammer said:

Someday I received an E-mail from "Blockchain" as I thought. The email asked me to enter my login information and my Google account information and that was what I did. I didn't pay attention to the sender or anything. After an hour I checked my Blockchain account and I was surprised to see that my balance was 0$ and 0 Bitcoin!! I lost 300$ that day.

This trick has become known in the field of cryptocurrencies, as you can no longer trust a site that comes to you via e-mail and enters your data and important information through it. Fraudsters work hard to create sites that look exactly like the original wallet sites of the big trading platforms. Therefore, I recommend keeping a copy of the original links to these important sites and entering them through them when needed to avoid fake sites.

[percare 3192]

I'm sorry you got scammed, this happens to many and you lost $300 too that is important money you can invest better. This is why we need experience and cryptotalk is helping everyone to know how scammers work and to understand the scams and recognize how to find them and avoid becoming their next victim.

[peter55 459]

It saddened me, what happened to you, that this loss is really painful.  Everyone should beware of fraudsters and never give out any personal information to anyone.  Do not think that it is possible for a blockchain to ask you for private information. All these messages are from fraudsters. You should ignore every message or offer from a stranger.  Thank you for sharing the advice so we don't make the same mistake.

[Yuberperdomo 28]

Hello friend, unfortunate what happened to you brother, that's why we must be attentive to the emails we receive every day because many scammers spend it with that. You have to be more aware when we have savings in cryptocurrencies, wallets etc ... I am very sorry friend what happened to you, a lesson. Greetings

[Ahrorbek 27]

Scammers seems to be everywhere because they know many tricks for stealing. When i transfer my assets am being careful because i don't know what will i do when i lost a lot of my money,

[abid102 48]

I was also scammed by one in this way. he was asking me to do private trade and i did it and then he blocked me. that was my first income in crypto but i lost.

[ArianLp 64]

This type of scams abound on the Internet, I think that at some point we have all fallen into that, the same thing happened to me with a page that just came on the market with a new token that according to its administrators was going to have a good value  , I invested and lost it.  I consider that the in-depth review of each project is important before investing.  What factors are most relevant to consider to avoid cryptocurrency scams?

[monuredhu 20]

Many consumers might not know that they have been scammed by a bogus prize promotion that people who have been deceived once have a likelihood of being scammed again 

[Pathakayush 213]

Three thousand dollars is a huge number my friend. Months passes by and still you will not be able to earn that much money easily. And yes you should look into the mail's you get because scammers can't pass the email verification it's you who does that so from next time first read out the whole message and then take any action.

[kevinuif 21]

On 4/4/2020 at 11:10 PM, Cammer said:

Hello my friends. 

Someday I received an E-mail from "Blockchain" as I thought. The email asked me to enter my login information and my Google account information and that was what I did. I didn't pay attention to the sender or anything. After an hour I checked my Blockchain account and I was surprised to see that my balance was 0$ and 0 Bitcoin!! I lost 300$ that day.

 

So please, be careful from these scam mails!

I am so sad about your lost. Next time you must becareful from scammer, make this an experience that leads you not to make the same mistake, I hope the scammer gets karma, wish you luck

[flag39 9]

I would like to bring to your attention another way hackers are trying to steal for people. They menage to send a PDF file to your phone or PC by email . It happens that attached to pdf there is a mini spy script that installs when you open the file. The pdf file opens normally and usually is something you expect containing useful info. I receive a pdf file named WhitePaper in my phone almost every day. So they know I read whitePapers. I get the notification on my android phone that "A new file in the downloaded folder" How did it arrive if I didn't order it? I just clear the notification and it disappears. 

NEVER OPEN A PDF FILE(or any other format) THAT YOU DID NOT ASK TO DOWNLOAD.

 

Edited October 5, 2020 by flag39

[Eleazar42 73]

I'm sorry for the way you lost your money, there are many malicious people who send links that redirect you to other websites so that you provide personal information but that is a mistake not to look at who is the sender of said message since no exchange is going to send you a email requesting your blockchain address or other information.

[RubDario 122]

On 4/4/2020 at 11:10, Cammer said:

Hola mis amigos. 

Algún día recibí un correo electrónico de "Blockchain" como pensaba. El correo electrónico me pidió que ingresara mi información de inicio de sesión y la información de mi cuenta de Google y eso fue lo que hice. No presté atención al remitente ni nada. Después de una hora revisé mi cuenta de Blockchain y me sorprendió ver que mi saldo era de 0 $ y 0 Bitcoin !! Perdí 300 $ ese día.

 

¡Por favor, tenga cuidado con estos correos fraudulentos!

How sorry I am, but that sometimes if it usually happens for that reason, we should not trust the links that are not known, we should always check before putting our information that the golden rule always review or see who reaches us the information and If you ask us for the data, find out before doing that action that it tells us, but still thank you for sharing your experience.

[KainVrn 88]

Thanks for the useful information. In fact, a lot of scammers not only write by email, but, for example, in telegrams. Never post anything. Do not open files from unknown addresses. Sometimes scammers use and pretend to be admins, but you know, admins never ask for anything!

[dickpicsforfree 38]

Oh, tell me about it. I got scammed so many times, don't even feel bad anymore. It's still stings, yes, but not really. Doesn't shake my nervous system at all, mainly because I know the protocol. Something that's been given, can be taken away. It's just the way they did it, infuriates me. My emails got leaked, thanks to Google and their subpar security.

[Rajeevgorai 95]

Hey i fell very sorry for you my friend, but you should took a look at it once before sending your login id password it could have saved your money. But anyway take this as a learning and dont repeat it and others to take a lesson from this and dont share any sensitive information to any stranger. Thanks you

[Mark wood 2970]

Very sad, dear thanks for your information yes we have seen many scammers like they send emails so I'm sorry for your loss but now we have to take care of these things because one day we also lost money as you lost ..

[DMvik 53]

On 05.04.2020 at 11:26, Cammer said:

No I am not new to the crypto field, but I don't know what happened that day. I just didn't pay attention to the sender and the e-mail that sent the fake mail, I think I was tired and not focused and that was the problem. 

Even if you were tired, you need to understand that such mail comes on request, if you did not make a request should already be alerted. The email was not in your spam folder?

[oleg5353 44]

there are so many scam project on twiter and other platforms, we should be careful about them

[koynayak 1923]

i send 1 eth for presale coins 😞

[expert_para 80]

Right now,scammers are everywhere.Their only goal is to buy cryptocurrencies in your hands.How many people have written to me so far,even from Telegram.If you want to mine,send us Btc,we will use it in mining and we will return the money you gave to you in 1 month.All people need to be very careful with these crooks.

[mrodriguez10 12]

Hi! If you should always be careful with spam, they are mostly scammers' phishing emails, my advice when you see an email like this, check the email that I sent it to you and check with the official website to see if it is true or write to support in case to the doubts