Quote from: ttookk on August 06, 2017, 09:34:33 PM

Quote from: kokosro on August 06, 2017, 08:01:49 PM

Quote from: Defender_Of_The_Ancients on August 03, 2017, 11:14:41 PM

So much pure scam projects nowadays that just fool and milk greedy investors. But there's even more semi-scam projects, which is even worse Sad

https://scamseal.com

Here's one contract for anti-scamming. It works by sending false ERC20 tokens named SCAMSEAL to the address that you want to mark as scam.

To mark an address with 1 SCAMSEAL token cost 1 finney, if the scammer wants to lose these tokens they have to pay 10 finney per token which goes to the address (addresses) that marked it as scam.

so let's say you've sent 2 ether to some address that scammed you, you can send 0.2 ether to MarkAsScam function of the contract https://etherscan.io/address/0xAd8467896a1Eb71c47C753Ff58e780B72D26Ff2e which will send 200 SCAMSEAL tokens to that address. In return, the scammer, if it wants to lose the tokens, they will have to pay 2 Ether (which will go to you) to lose those 200 SCAMSEAL tokens (there's a 2% contract fee).

Also, before sending any ether to a contract, you could check this contract if that address was already marked as scam or not (that's free to do

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Wow, I can't think of a scenario where people abuse this Roll Eyes

it has been rebranded into SCAM_STAMP https://scamstamp.com - new contract, same rules
https://etherscan.io/address/0x017a5d8d82afaa22bc29d75013d6ff3656e90851

one address already marked as SCAM

https://scamstamp.com/ziberScamMarked.png