Quote from: Stedsm on September 01, 2020, 07:30:01 PM

Disclaimer: Please don't click any links under greed, else you'll be responsible for your loss. I'm sharing this just to make you aware of their scam, that's it.

I've been into an airdrops based group that gives me updates whenever a new airdrop is up.

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Yearn Finance Airdrop ! limited time ! 💰Yearn.finance is a
🔗 Airdrop ; FirstCome First Serve Limited 50 YFI

1 YFI token Price 15000$

Task ✅ Wallet Address ✅ Mandatory ♻

📊 Distribution Sept. 05

per join 0.05 YFI token for free ! 💵
0.0001 YFI per referral !
complete the giving tasks ! 🖥️

✋ Specific wallet YFI Only.
🌀 Open Trust Wallet " Search YFI fine the blue icon ➡ Received copy.

( More Option ➡ Open Binance Account ➡ Deposit ➡ YFI Copy Address

⚒ Distribution Sep. 05 ⚔
💰 Your Reward will be distribute Soon.

Don't Miss .click here now : https://t.me/yearnfinance_bot?start=r04364419620

This is what I received in that group, I thought to check this out as I smelled some scam.

Everything was good, until they, in their group, started asking to send Eth and get back double the Eth.

Now, the shittiest part here, as you already know that gas fee is too high in the Eth network specifically for DeFi protocol, what these guys threw in the bot was hilarious! They sent me this:

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1 SET YOUR WALLET
2 CHECK YOUR WALLET
3 SEND GAS FEE TO WITHDRAW 🦄

Then, when I gave my address, they showed me this:

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yearn.finance (YFI):
🦄 My ETH Address
💹 Distribute in 09/03/2020
⛽ Send 0.005 Ethereum to process your withdrawal.

0x0FBdbB563b1e951129D25b8CB13BD11219294865

◾ Users who caught taking only proof of others will be permanently banned

◾ Your Screen Shot of Deposit or Transaction hash 📸

TBH, I can clearly say these mofos are none from YFI's team and you won't get anything once you send them the Eth, so just don't fall for this! Wink

And the same shit is inside YFII's channel too but I'm not going to share it. Just don't fall for these coins, they're worth so high that it's common sense nobody would give them for free.

I guess the rule of thumb here is just not to trust anything that promises you money for not doing anything. Promising to double your money if you jist send them money is sketchy enough. Never trust too good to be true gains. Ever.