Quote from: isaac_clarke22 on September 19, 2018, 05:55:56 PM

You might need to change that site to just simply phishing site instead of linking it in here. Edit this post to something that won't lead people into the wrong way. People might get mislead from your point. In these scenarios of fake exchanges, traders should be aware of the domain name that they're typing at or clicking at. There was also issues in airdrops giving out emails in random and asking you to claim the specified shit token then lead you to a phishing MEW sites. There has been also those kind of misleading updates in MEW telling you to update your wallet by uploading your wallet file. Be wary with those though.

Everyone also knew that it was a phishing site even though it was said to be a fake exchange site, I just told them that the fake site was twinned with the original site, so it could be said that this was a warning to everyone to be more careful about fake sites, let alone the site this is a crypto money exchange site, this is obviously very dangerous for people who are not very careful with things about phishing and so on.

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