Quote from: isaac_clarke22 on March 03, 2020, 01:48:27 PM

Quote from: DabsPoorVersion on March 02, 2020, 07:22:06 PM

Quote from: ScamViruS on March 02, 2020, 03:46:23 PM

Never click on any unknown link. These links are promoted by hackers in different ways. They send most phishing links via email. Don't join any giveaway that wants your private key. I saw that by attending the giveaway, many were victims of hackers. Simple.

It is true,

Most crypto users become a victim of hacking because of this trick. And since this is free they just click the link and log in their wallet on the fake website that hackers made. That's why it is better to investigate if the website is legit first and see for yourself if it is really a giveaway. Also, don't just easily log in the wallet to being a victim of hacking.

I was almost a victim of this, but except that it was an airdrop email to me. People should be aware that just because the site is quite fancy, doesn't mean that the people behind the monitor of those sites would do you any good.
This is one of those sites that could've probably successfully baited 70% of newbies in altcoin airdrops, because one of those site claims that they're in partnership with MEW and it is gonna require users to put in their wallet into the site for the tokens to be received.

When we are still noobs then its no surprise that we are really prone to the risk on getting fooled yet we do still lack knowledge and awareness
this is why as a part of risk management we should really let ourselves learn from others experiences so that we would able to avoid things that we would
definitely meet up along the way.All informations needed can really be read up online, it will just need you to have some effort to at least read up those things.