Phishing Alert

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Be extra careful with emails taking advantage of the Covid-19 situation.




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Scammers have found a way to pretend to be legitimate merchants, selling masks and other products to entice customers into clicking links in their emails and entering their credit card details and one-time PINs on a fake website.




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Regardless of what emails you are looking at, here are some tips to determine whether they come from legitimate merchants:




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Check the sender’s email address.




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Merchants who can afford to have their website should be able to afford their own email domain. Be careful if the sender is using a public email domain (e.g. '@gmail.com', '@yahoo.com').








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Look for the padlock icon + https.




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A simple yet effective way of checking whether a website is legitimate is when it has a padlock icon on the address bar, and the underlying protocol has an added "S" (i.e., https).




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This means that the website is secure and verified:




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Watch out for spelling or grammatical errors.




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Spelling and grammatical errors are red flags on official communications. These may also be used to make a fake website look real (e.g. www.rnedicine.com vs www.medicine.com); notice that the first letter from the first URL is an 'r' to make it look like an 'm' when combined with the letter 'n'.


















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In case you receive emails similar to what is described above, DO NOT CLICK on the link and DO NOT DOWNLOAD the attachment. Once opened, these could infect and attack your device, systems, and networks.








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  1. CalFresh @ CalFresh: exit scam? dude is running for his life. think he cares about a few hundred dollars you are losing? He didn't orchestrate some scam to bilk you out of a couple hundred dollars,He ghosted bc he looked up and saw laser sights on his forehead from every direction. Dude has served this community tirelessly, have some gratitude for what he's done for you and everyone else here. Put yourself in his shoes.
  2. Aarfgh @ Aarfgh: No better time to exit scam than when your largest competitor gets caught and is facing a life sentence. Can't say I'm surprised. I just feel for all those who lost money.
  3. M @ meepmoopmeep: see is obviously still around (see his activity). he prob just pussied out
  4. Finger-of-God @ Finger-of-God: im always curious why these folks shut down.
  5. M @ meepmoopmeep: See always seemed kinda sketch but couldn’t put my finger on it
  6. M @ meepmoopmeep: It’s nuts that C is now gone too. he shuttered his tg channel
  7. Finger-of-God @ Finger-of-God: Fridays are always fun! Preparing for the weekend rush
  8. Thoth @ Thoth: Happy Friday ! Let’s get it !
  9. L @ Layne_Cobain: Happy friday @jjjjjjjjj and everyone else time 4 chillin ‘n killin
  10. J @ jjjjjjjjj: Happy Friday everyone! And happy Gucci Mane day (10/17)!
  11. O @ ochemdim: @xenxra don’t sweat it, that’s part of investing, especially crypț0. Never invest (or bet) more than you can afford to lose, that’s rule #1. Also, if someone is right most of the time like you, that’s unusual and it’s awesome you’re willing to share with us. Please keep the recommendations coming!
  12. xenxra @ xenxra: also, to that effect, i'm a bit behind on the whole C/R situation, that being said - this is the first time in 16 months that the market pulled back and C did not DM me on telegram about it.
  13. xenxra @ xenxra: i want to apologize to the people on here for my calls about the market moving up three days before the crash. the crash we had was essentially a black swan (i.e. an accident) and as is the very nature of "accidents", they usually cannot be accounted for beforehand. a LOT of people got wiped out on that move but I do think we still push for new highs across the board sooner than later as long as Bitcoin stays above $105k.
  14. O @ oh be g: And I agree w u shit happens
  15. O @ oh be g: @finger just to be clear I am not accusing any one of anything just replying to another post explaining how just like any other biz drop shipping exists
  16. Finger-of-God @ Finger-of-God: Thats why we just make sure to always have inventory and never go past the inventory. makes us have skin in the game.... that said sometimes shit happens we get hella orders and have to process 600 orders after a busy weekend and it might take us a week to catch up. so maybe thats all he is dealing with?
  17. Finger-of-God @ Finger-of-God: ooph. i hate to hear the scam word tossed around. sometimes people end up having shit happen...like making a bad move in business, doesnt mean they scammed but that they just fucked up some how.
  18. O @ oh be g: That being said, be careful. There was a period of time of new vendors who exit scam after sending “samples”. So I woould trust your gut and intuition ”
  19. O @ oh be g: @meep that’s always been the case, u will see vendors w the exact same menu. Part of the game.
  20. Kruppe @ Kruppe: Man that sucks about rocky :( I haven't been here long but man he was on point.
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