Quote from: Ben271286 on October 19, 2017, 10:26:45 PM

I got this mail from support@omisegotoken.com

OmiseGO Airdrop Update
As you may know, 5% of OMG tokens has been set aside from the total issuance, ready to be distributed by an automatic airdrop.
Now, every Ethereum address that has a balance over a minimum threshold of 0.1 ETH or 1 OMG can receive a share of this 5% that is proportionate to their share of ETH or OMG.

For every 1 ETH that you hold, you can receive proportionate 9.7 OMG tokens as an airdrop. For every 1 OMG that you hold, you can receive 0.3 OMG tokens as an airdrop.

Calculate how much OMG tokens you can get and claim your airdrop:
https://omisegotoken.com/airdrop/

Read our blog post and learn more about the airdrop:
https://omisegotoken.com/blog/airdrop/

Thank you for your attention,
Omise Team

Went to the site filled it in....they asked private key for confirmitation...pls say nothing...my biggest fault...could not see it coming.

Next step...my tokens and eth went to this adress 0x7e3d7D8E31b3F472FCD3C1552a9F009131C50C6C

I only want to warn ppl! Never give away private key! I lost everything! So please watch out!

Thank you for the warning since we might have ended up falling for it. It's actually a good thing that I have Metamask extension installed on my Google chrome. Whenever I try accessing a phishing website, the Ethereum phising detector flags the domain as positive, I quickly move away from the website.

The same happened with the links that you have provided on your thread. Its good to have individuals like you, who don't want other investors to go through what they went through. Its more like they have a lot more people who are already scammed since their address has a lot of ether and ERC20 tokens, I searched for it on ethplorer and etherscan.