Quote from: blckhawk on Today at 01:53:30 PM

Quote from: Asuspawer09 on Today at 05:16:50 AM

When you see this on your computer, it's already obvious or at least sus that this is a scam website.

I think no one in the right mind would be going to put their wallet private key just for a sketchy giveaway like this, I mean you can't risk it especially when you have a high amount of investment in your wallet.

Remember that there is no website that is gonna required you to put your private key especially in a giveaway, I mean there are some legit websites but don't do it for a giveaway.

Having the same thought. Fortunately, it never happened to me, and for sure I won't fall for it but I am afraid for the newbies who are only getting started because some of them might not have an idea or clue that they shouldn't share their keys with anyone especially on a sketchy website. That is why I will recommend for newbies that if happens they encounter this kind of Airdrop they should be wary and get away from it because there's no doubt that this is definitely a scam. Upon joining Airdrop, you can provide your wallet address but don't ever give your private keys.

I don't even understand why someone would share their private keys to anyone, isn't it as important as your bank account pin number or even your social media password? It's just so impossible to not see it like that specially if we are talking about money. Why would someone believe anything that requires you to share your personal account for just a few coins, maybe I would never understand cause even though you are newbie, it's basic common sense.

But unfortunately, there are still those people who are falling into these silly scams. I don't want to blame the victims but you know, it still feels silly, I hope life would not fuck them around cause there are thousands of things that will deceive them in the real world .