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Scrypt.CC scam or was it really hacked? Yeah it was a ripoff deposits never appearing in my account, hashrate rising sky high when I first invested the plummenting and barely earning anything.. So I cut my losses and ran several months ago. So my account should have a 0 balance...

So tonight I get an email from them wanting me to confirm a withdraw for .5 BTC to a wallet address that I have no clue who it belongs to.

Hi,

This email is to confirm your withdrawal request at Scrypt.CC

Withdrawal Ammount: 0.567558
To BTC Address: 18pr89dBais78mmuZc6Xs44vV5aLyUztjD

scryptcc is scam, but it's unkown if it was really hacked. you know their hashrate's are completely made up and that provable

That's just really a very strange email. Considering I sold every thing for maybe 5% of what I paid and left them lol. I should not have .5 for anyone to try to withdraw.

Maybe this email is just a spam and not from scrypt.cc.

Header looked legit but anything's possible.

I had scam emails from hackers about my PayPal and Egopay accounts. Were without any distinction from the real ones. I doubted that they were not from Paypal and Egopay only from their requests. It was written at the end of each to not reply because the email addresses were the real addresses of the companies and they did not want that the company were warned about their email. I send those emails to the companies and they confirmed my doubts. Were hackers emails that wanted my login data.