How I Got Scammed Once

[Non 40]

Do not be sad because we both have been scammed as beginners and we will take your advice seriously

[mayabdalla 19]

Do not be sad, my friend, we will listen to your advice

[CarlosVlz 92]

On 4/4/2020 at 12:10 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!

If there are many people who fall for this type of scams but there they have to be very careful and more when they send you emails, that is the easiest way to fall because they copy exactly everything as from the original page of any platform.

[Tetrisreal 219]

On 4/4/2020 at 11:10 AM, 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!

Fraudulent emails are in piles, which is precisely why scam pages ask you for data such as email and wallet in that way they make sure that at the time of sending these emails they will know that you use cryptos and you know the subject, therefore their chances of deceiving you are greater.

[Isabel2310 54]

Currently the mode of operation of internet criminals is via email, so it is very important not to send or share our private keys.

[TimopheyKa 3900]

Friend, this is very sad! After all, we should always be more vigilant, because fraudulent schemes are increasingly developing at the present time. The fact is that the stolen funds can be very large, and this is a very big loss for us, and this should be taken more seriously! Thanks!

[Nwankwodavid 18]

E-mail scams are popular, everybody should be learning from other people's mistake. Don't be quick to give your wallet details to email messages. 

E-mail scams are popular, everybody should be learning from other people's mistake. Don't be quick to give your wallet details to email messages. 

[LoganCano 55]

I'm very sorry that this happened to you. I received similar letters several times, once I almost fell for such a trick

[HannaSSS 58]

Honestly, it’s really sad and disappointing. Certainly it’s not a good experience but from other point of view you will be more careful in entering your details in the future. We should learn from mistakes and do not repeat it again. Stay strong and thank you for sharing. All of us should be careful. 

[Nicole018 4548]

This is really bad. You will never know how scammers will come into your life. so it is necessary that the private information of any user cannot in any way shared with others. This is so variable to each and every user so do keep in mind not to to be trapped in such fraudulent activities.

[isther69 522]

It is a very common way of scamming that continues to do its thing yet, I do not understand how there are people who continue to fall for that kind of scams if there is a lot of information on the net where they warn us of the subject. it's a shame friend but you already have a very bad experience. I also have a bad experience but it was with a ponzi system called PUBLIPAID.COM very attentive to it.

[mohamedpc1 2213]

On 4/4/2020 at 5:10 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!

Thank you for bringing up this topic so that the members benefit from it and they do not fall into the same mistake that you made. I hope you win more than the amount that you lost it . This is an experience for you so that you do not share any information about you with others. It is bad for a person to think of stealing another person

[Matias Conforti 89]

It happened to me as a newbie that I started trading on an exchange called NOVAEXCHANGE, and I was guided by the exchange's chat, I ended up investing my money in several currencies, almost all of them scam (Ethereum Dark, Malasyan Coin, and I do not remember the names of the others) , Today I realize that it is essential to inform yourself before investing

[FeDa2110 76]

it is a shame that you have had to go through this situation but let's see the positive side, it is rare but it does, as long as you do not give up the fact that you have been scammed is just one more step of learning, now you are even further from that something like that happens to you.
Sites like cryptotalk exist in order to avoid situations like these since on this platform we can find a lot of information about cryptocurrencies, from bad experiences like yours to other very interesting and beneficial ones.
I have also gone through this as well as many other people so the best thing is to support new people on the topic of cryptocurrencies with these types of sites in order to remove a little of the fear that many have of cryptocurrencies and be able to attract more people .

[Ozykalu2020 26]

Sorry for your loss friend, people should learn from this and be careful of email scams. This is one of the biggest scams in crypto world. 

[david51 44]

there are a lot of scammers who send links to people to hack them. you should be cautious and dont click on links send to you. 

Edited October 11, 2020 by david51

[Edwinvicky 819]

Sorry for the lost, i do not recommend use of blockchain site, many got scammed, i dn't know if they have security issues in that site. The other day, i had someone used double spend to scam his feller.

[Maharba 237]

My friend, so sorry for that lose, they take adventage of the quick we use our equipments, fast reading etc. its called social engineering, just continue in the good path and you will recover your money very soon, you gain experience in order to dont fall again in that trap and help other to take care! thank you very much for share your experience.

[Cryptpanda 153]

Never trust on spam mails. It is almost fake. Mails which are received in spam folder or in junk folder are almost fake. Be attentive while replying to these mails. Google identified mails on the basis of authenticity 

[cristina5 27]

Once I was scammed while I was on Twitter, since I started following a well-known financial guru, it happened one day that they hacked his account and wrote on his profile to deceive us all, saying that there was a great opportunity for collective investment and for  To be part of that we should leave our address of btc and 20 usd to return double, and that's how they scammed me.

[Ophy001 3]

Poor you dear thanks for sharing you experience most of us are now gonna be very vigilant now especially when giving out our personal details 

[Ecoloco2020 55]

Hello, what bad luck chabon, it can happen to all of us if we are distracted, thank you for sharing it, this is one more example, it came to me by telegram last week that I had won some tokens but first I had to transfer 0.1 ethereum to them and then they gave me the award.

[Garis 91]

On 04.04.2020 at 19:10, 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 sympathize with you, but remember once and for all: neither banks, nor firms, nor (in your case) service payment crypto-platforms ever ask you to confirm your credentials, or any data at all (after all, you have already entered them and passed verification, which was already approved) does not ask. In other words, no organization with which you cooperate or are serviced by finance will not send you this kind of letter, and still no one will call. Delete such letters immediately, and if in doubt, it is better to call technical support and check with the manager this question. The organizations themselves warn about this. Good luck!
I apologize for my crooked english.

[Jesika 225]

Too bad, I hope this helps, if we must be, very aware of the emails they send us and check very well the scammers are the order of the day and they manage

[futbol 59]

On 4/4/2020 at 12:10, 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!

This is a very frequent problem, we must always be aware that we are not affected by phishing as this is a very frequent practice carried out by hackers. To avoid this, we must first check who sends us the message and check if the exchange or wallet has that email at the time of receiving the email. The most advisable thing is not to open even a secure email with links that they send us, but to directly access the page on our own.
Other ways in which we can suffer from a theft of our cryptocurrencies is through registration forms that certain websites can provide us, it is also important to remind others not to provide data on the websites that could compromise the security of our account .
We always have to keep all that data safe in a safe place. And every time it is necessary to provide that information we have to review in detail where we are placing it and when I say this I am not only referring to the email address but to the aspect of the web where we are entering, because no matter how much it is It always seems that these types of pages have recognizable errors such as their domain web address, since this will never be the same as the real website, so I invite you to pay attention to that.