Quote from: Conbitcoin on March 24, 2015, 09:10:37 AM

Quote from: ThorSWO on March 24, 2015, 12:42:21 AM

Quote from: Conbitcoin on March 24, 2015, 12:01:57 AM

Caution Guys!!
A few days ago I received this email, as you can see is support scrypt.cc

We send a message to the admin to see if I was adding 2 utentificacion factors. This is the answer

I think I take for stupid.
2 weeks ago my account was hacked. His response to my pc had a virus or phishing atack.
Neither one nor the other.
If you access my account need my pin. And after entering my email to confirm the transaction retirement.
Admin we are not stupid

I'm sorry but this clearly shows how stupid you actually are, I received this same phishing email but I unfortunately deleted it or I would post the headers here, if you still have them check the header from the phishing email and the header from the admin and you will see that the phishing email comes from a different domain and it spoofs the sender making it show "support@scrypt.cc".
The link looks like it's the scrypt.cc site but hover your mouse over it and you will see that it's a vellax finance or something domain.
You are a dumbass if you think the Admin would steal 12K KHS (0.13764000 BTC) from you, LOL. Check out their wallet's transactions volume it easily passes the 300 BTC per day range, take it as a lesson and thank the lord jesus christ you only had $36 USD stolen from you, Learn from this, crypto world is no joke and if you're not smart you will get wiped clean, peace.

Poor ignorant !! You say I'm a stupid and stupid you are. That is not a Phishing email. You are an ignorant and stupid over thinks I am.
1- I always look at the url of the web where I logeo.
2 If you look the Scrypt.cc without https, ie http.
3- To access my account and withdraw need the PIN.
4- Although you get the PIN, you need to access my email.
5- as clearly seen sending mail support is Scrypt.cc
You want to think I'm stupid. LOL
I have nothing invested, just recall my referral earnings.
You invest a lot !!

This is another quoted post where he has since deleted the content. In it he uses the same, 'why do you think they'd steal your paltry balance when there is so much btc going through the site every day' vapid evasive answer that 'Admin' himself uses in one of his rare posts here.

FYI, for anybody who isn't aware, if you have a few bitcoin addresses and you moved 1btc through them back and forth a few hundred times, they would show as having had several hundred btc's worth of transactions.

So, when you marks send in your btc on the assumption that this scam wouldn't bother stealing it remember that the whole premise of the fraud is to mislead you and showing balances and transaction totals that are so large is part of the con.