Quote from: S3300 on Today at 02:57:43 PM

This is a common scamming trick, you can get away with this if you are using an empty wallet address for airdrops and free claiming of NFTs even if you are a newbie in this crypto space, only greedy people get scammed with this trick, Twitter is now a scammers dungeon as everything on the platform is easy to duplicate, and the team and devs don't bother dealing with such tricksters unless few people decide to report the account, shame.

I think that where this criminals enter, they target newbies, hoping that they are going to fall for this trick. And every social media now has a lot of scammer in their again taking advantage of the platform. So everyone should be aware of this kind of trick. There are a lot of ways for this criminals to look as if they are the real ones, and so we need to really be very careful. Even clicking a link from them is very dangerous.

Quote from: FirmWars on March 22, 2023, 04:03:07 PM

Be cautious out there, Twitter is boiling up with fake Arbitrum and SPACE ID giveaways right now.

And it's better to report this to twitter so that they will be taking down. On the other hand, there is only one trick being used to scam, they will have Twitter accounts, and you will see it as a official account with the blue badge and not to think that this is a scam. So again, we should open our eyes in the world that we are living because scammers are just around us.