Scammers are getting better and better!

xReminisce · Jan 25, 2022

Honestly, I don't think scammers are getting smarter and smarter.
It's more people are getting more dumb and desperate by the day.

For example, I was going mint an NFT that was just launching an hour or two ago.

I started getting DMs that looked "somewhat legit", even the domain was pretty similar, magiceden.apps or whatever it was as opposed to magiceden.io

I was feeling the rush of I need to make sure I don't miss out, but my "im not a fucking idiot" kicked in when I noticed, that URL doesn't look right.

SpawneR · Jan 25, 2022

xReminisce said:
Honestly, I don't think scammers are getting smarter and smarter.
It's more people are getting more dumb and desperate by the day.

For example, I was going mint an NFT that was just launching an hour or two ago.

I started getting DMs that looked "somewhat legit", even the domain was pretty similar, magiceden.apps or whatever it was as opposed to magiceden.io

I was feeling the rush of I need to make sure I don't miss out, but my "im not a fucking idiot" kicked in when I noticed, that URL doesn't look right.

Spotted that also myself, sneaky people.

YouTubegang · Jan 25, 2022

the video has been deleted now

shinycakes · Feb 23, 2022

xReminisce said:
Honestly, I don't think scammers are getting smarter and smarter.
It's more people are getting more dumb and desperate by the day.

For example, I was going mint an NFT that was just launching an hour or two ago.

I started getting DMs that looked "somewhat legit", even the domain was pretty similar, magiceden.apps or whatever it was as opposed to magiceden.io

I was feeling the rush of I need to make sure I don't miss out, but my "im not a fucking idiot" kicked in when I noticed, that URL doesn't look right.

Sure you got these people thinking they're special and deserve to trick the system that get scammed.

But idk if stupid and desperate is the right term if you falling for this:

Incautious and impulsive maybe

krishnaverma · Feb 23, 2022

kryssluck said:
I came across this on Youtube, they managed to get it on my homepage. Elon Musk really is the perfect tool for a crypto scam. I've searched the bitcoin address, I think they scammed a total of $14k.

It is not really the amount you see as incoming transactions. Most of the transactions are done by themselves so as to attract more people.

JavascriptPufferfish · Feb 23, 2022

AngelSeo said:
Well phone scams (pretending to be the Police, tax office, bank employee) exist since the telephone was invented and continue to this day, and some are very, very, very creative. So I do feel sorry for this people.

the thing with phone scams is that they target mostly old folks. at least in my country, they target exclusively very old folks. so you have a 70+ old grandma living alone who is being told her niece got kidnapped and to hand over the money, and some bitch is over the phone feigning to be her and urging her. with covid and the recent data leaks, scams and robery ramped up (they called feigning they were from the government). with crypto, its mostly young or middle-aged people who get scammed. i do feel sorry for them but at some point, i started rolling my eyes at people donating to "Elon Musk".

varules · Feb 23, 2022

Youtube should look on comments, viewers know about this kind of things to be happened, youtube should look all these things, don't trust these kind of videos.

k2h2 · Feb 23, 2022

YouTubegang said:
the video has been deleted now

It will obviously get deleted by YouTube later. But they should stop these from appearing at all.

martlepp123 · Feb 23, 2022

krishnaverma said:
It is not really the amount you see as incoming transactions. Most of the transactions are done by themselves so as to attract more people.

Do you think that people who fall for this scam check the scammers crypto addresses on blockchain.com? If they knew blockchain.com, they wouldn't fall to such fraud.
Scammers only show "FAKE TRANSACTIONS" generated by javascript on their site, "NOT REAL".

martlepp123 · Feb 23, 2022

JavascriptPufferfish said:
the thing with phone scams is that they target mostly old folks. at least in my country, they target exclusively very old folks. so you have a 70+ old grandma living alone who is being told her niece got kidnapped and to hand over the money, and some bitch is over the phone feigning to be her and urging her.".

Your story reminds me this

JavascriptPufferfish · Feb 23, 2022

martlepp123 said:
Your story reminds me this

"....then is left off with a slap on the wrist"(at least here lol)

Acksiome · Feb 23, 2022

kryssluck said:
I came across this on Youtube, they managed to get it on my homepage. Elon Musk really is the perfect tool for a crypto scam. I've searched the bitcoin address, I think they scammed a total of $14k.

$14k is a lot of money to make from such a scam. Something needs to be done about these kind of things on YouTube.

kryssluck · Feb 23, 2022

Guys, as someone mentioned in this thread; there is a bigger scam going on.

Code:

trx889.com
trx-20.vip

My father came to me and said "Tron has an official cloud mining campaign, I want to invest in this." They are giving %5 of your deposit each day as "a share of their profit". Early investors will get their money and tell other people to invest in this but you know what eventually happens in Ponzi schemes.

People are getting scammed millions on these websites. Warn your elders who are interested in cryptocurrencies

DopeVolts · Jun 2, 2022

Hello,

I really cannot understand how this streams are up for 2 or more hours without youtube account termination? I ask because before some months a go I tried to get some old youtube accounts and broadcast commercial video, trying to sell products from my dropshiping store. Guess what happens? My video was having no viewers and then its getting deleted because of violations after no more then 10 minutes... So how they are manage to do that and keep their video up for hours?

Hawkeye Digital · Jun 2, 2022

Crypto chains are scams too !

The-Business-Point · Jun 5, 2022

Stay updated and learn everyday to avoid these type of scam tricks

LuckyGamble · Jun 6, 2022

kryssluck said:
I came across this on Youtube, they managed to get it on my homepage. Elon Musk really is the perfect tool for a crypto scam. I've searched the bitcoin address, I think they scammed a total of $14k.

I've heard that sometimes scammers add their own btc to those addresses so people think that some people actually deposit, when the funds are really from the scammer lol

Cendla · Jun 6, 2022

There are a lot of scammers in the crypto industry. they destroy the investments of ignorant people.

Scammers are getting better and better!

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