I messed up something

Yes the secret code but what could he have done really?

I could log into my trustwallet

Cmon man really
delete this wallet and if u still have any coins left send them to another wallet
pm me if u need help I'll hold ur coins until u start ur new wallet

don't ever give anyone ur wallet pass no matter what type of 'support' they offer...
 
Beware to cross check wallet address to make sure it is the right one.
Alot of ransomware/viruses are changing wallet address when you copy your wallet address to there wallet address
 
Sad to see @TheVigilante that you've got social engineered to give out your seed for your wallet...
I hope you've learned something from it.

Maybe it's better to first try to research the underlying technology and try to understand it,
before speculating on any blockchain.

To give out the seed to anybody is equivalent to hand them over full control over your wallet
 
These type of scams are very common. We are surprised to see him falling for it but the reason is that we are not alert all the time. Sometimes the mood or situation is like that we do not notice the fraud.
 
Yesterday one guy with the username Kiba Inu support contacted me on Telegram asked me my 12 word secret code of trustwallet to confirm my wallet

is it that he must have hacked me or what?
Damn it. Your money is gone.

Wtf. First law of crypto is to never give out your key phrase. Ever!

Hope you learnt something from this.
 
@TheVigilante So sorry to hear about this brother!

We learn something new every day, and I am glad you did not get scammed for a life-changing amount of money.

I will be happy to cover 50% of the funds you lost. Post your BUSD or USDT (TRC20) address here.
Aww that is a nice gesture but seriously lesson learnt

Love you
 
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Aww that is a nice gesture but seriously lesson learnt

Love you
Likewise!!

No seriously, you've got 24 hours to change your mind and post your BUSD (BEP20) or USDT (TRC20) address here.

I am in a good mood today to help, can't promise that mood would stick till tomorrow :D

I am Waiting :anyway:.......
 
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Sorry about this man. Hope it wasn't a very big loss.

@TheVigilante So sorry to hear about this brother!

We learn something new every day, and I am glad you did not get scammed for a life-changing amount of money.

I will be happy to cover 50% of the funds you lost. Post your BUSD or USDT (TRC20) address here.
I sent 2 million dollars to a nigerian prince, pls help
 
Hi @TheVigilante
sorry to hear you got scammed
I am not sure dont trust wallet have something like password even after you use seed words?
By the way just curious, I am using metamask and still struggling :p
 
Hi @TheVigilante
sorry to hear you got scammed
I am not sure dont trust wallet have something like password even after you use seed words?
By the way just curious, I am using metamask and still struggling :p

@insom password for wallets usually are used to encrypt local wallets (I don't know trustwallet though I don't know if it's a local wallet).
Seeds are used to create the master private key for a wallet. With this master private key all sub-wallets private keys are created.
If the seed is leaked anyhow to somebody else, no password/encryption of your local wallet is protecting it anymore in any way.

With the seed everybody can recreate the master private key, and all subsequent sub-wallets private keys...
 
easy to solve
No way it can be solved. The scammers who ask others for crypto wallet pass phrases, and if provided the pass phrases, the scammers immediately empty any crypros in the wallets & the scammers cover their tracks after doing that.

So, as per you, how can this be solved ?

That is why one must NEVER share crypto wallet pass phrases or private keys with anyone whatsoever.
 
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