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Title: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: ewako on October 15, 2017, 05:06:20 PM
Another looser looking for something for nothing. email Received: from [10.8.8.34] (unknown [185.212.169.126])
I have lost more tokens at myetherwallet than the banksters have taken from my bank account. one would think myetherwallet would have better security system. I am finding the trading platforms are a much better secure place to store cryptos. Lets hope something better than myetherwallet evolves in the near future.


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: Guber4 on October 15, 2017, 11:33:16 PM
How did you lost your coins? Did you checked URL for myetherwalle?


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: Forbiddenone on October 15, 2017, 11:45:33 PM
There is nothing scam about myetherwallet,its just the problem with new user that they do not check url before using the site.mostly every bank officials website has alternative scam website but that doesn't mean bank is scam.kindly use wallet after u check the url.


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: BTC-BTC-BTC on October 16, 2017, 02:12:32 AM
There are a lot of emails going around few weeks ago from Slack Attack - Phishing email scam targeting all the communities. Never use the link on the email. Use your bookmark or manual type in the address.


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: bdsahin on October 16, 2017, 05:26:52 AM
There is nothing scam about myetherwallet,its just the problem with new user that they do not check url before using the site.mostly every bank officials website has alternative scam website but that doesn't mean bank is scam.kindly use wallet after u check the url.
Right,new user not check url.i think he using phishing site.


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: yohananaomi on October 16, 2017, 06:38:47 AM
There are a lot of emails going around few weeks ago from Slack Attack - Phishing email scam targeting all the communities. Never use the link on the email. Use your bookmark or manual type in the address.

I further estimate that there has been a fake email report from myetherwallet and its link is opened, because I have also received such notification from an email stating from myetherwallet to click on a link from them, because I am used to open from bookmarks, so I know that email is a lie.
since then I never want to open an existing email link without my trust first.


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: tukagero on October 16, 2017, 06:46:33 AM
Dont believe in anything that says you must have to update your eth wallet, or someone gives you a link on slack they are all scam, they will only steal your tokens.


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: rommelzkie on October 16, 2017, 07:01:03 AM
Are you a victim of phishing site?

because myetherwallet is the most secured online wallet as of now.

just type in the google and you will be safe.


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: arwin100 on October 16, 2017, 09:01:29 AM
Another looser looking for something for nothing. email Received: from [10.8.8.34] (unknown [185.212.169.126])
I have lost more tokens at myetherwallet than the banksters have taken from my bank account. one would think myetherwallet would have better security system. I am finding the trading platforms are a much better secure place to store cryptos. Lets hope something better than myetherwallet evolves in the near future.

There's nothing wrong on Myetherwallet the very wrong thing I've see here is on how you handle your wallet and maybe you are been compromised by a phising site thats why you have been hack and also try to clear up your computer since maybe there's a malware planted on it and lastly maybe you have been pasted your private key anywhere that's why you have been hack.


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: safariwave on October 16, 2017, 09:40:41 AM
This is like the Nigerian multibillionaire offer -> scam



Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: truimpheriues on October 16, 2017, 09:41:09 AM
Another looser looking for something for nothing. email Received: from [10.8.8.34] (unknown [185.212.169.126])
I have lost more tokens at myetherwallet than the banksters have taken from my bank account. one would think myetherwallet would have better security system. I am finding the trading platforms are a much better secure place to store cryptos. Lets hope something better than myetherwallet evolves in the near future.

youre receive email not from myetherwallet
you only receive from phising site, if you want login in myeterwallet don't use link from mail box, but you must boorkmark

so myetherwallet not scam, but you lost money from phising site


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: ceferov on October 16, 2017, 10:39:10 AM
Just you should bookmark your ether wallet and never use link from email. only use bookmark.


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: Guber4 on October 16, 2017, 01:19:25 PM
Definitely use bookmark and be careful. Watch out for those emails. Maybe make a new email just for your finances or something.


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: boranes on October 16, 2017, 02:58:12 PM
Every day I read new topics about how someone lost funds because ether wallet was hacked, and how it should have better security.
Is it so damn hard to use correct link?
I can't believe someone in 2017.year is clicking on links in email, slack or I don't know where without checking them, even knowing there were/are so many MEW phishing attempts.


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: overlord_44 on October 16, 2017, 04:42:56 PM
Be carefull about Slack channel. when I was newbie, I got e-mails from fake slack channels. I did what it says and I lost my wallet. Luckily, I had no amount in my wallet.


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: vlast01 on October 17, 2017, 12:44:21 PM
Another looser looking for something for nothing. email Received: from [10.8.8.34] (unknown [185.212.169.126])
I have lost more tokens at myetherwallet than the banksters have taken from my bank account. one would think myetherwallet would have better security system. I am finding the trading platforms are a much better secure place to store cryptos. Lets hope something better than myetherwallet evolves in the near future.
There are lots of fishing site that are trying to mimic myetherwallet, Just make sure that you are on the right site via cheching your URL because fishers are damn good they make you confuse and take your private keys and take all your coins.


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: mrjoy15 on October 25, 2017, 06:16:04 PM
Be carefull about Slack channel. when I was newbie, I got e-mails from fake slack channels. I did what it says and I lost my wallet. Luckily, I had no amount in my wallet.
Exactly. Beware Of MyEtherWallet Impersonation Attempt. Daily got a tons of fraud email several slack channels. These days mew scam issue seems general and mostly were done by slack channels. Need to more careful.



Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: Blake_Last on October 26, 2017, 02:33:01 PM
I think you may have clicked on a phishing link you received from a look-alike URL of MyEtherWallet as the ETH address posted here was apparently being used before for hacking and was previously tagged by MEW as a phishing address. If you have an EtherAddressLookup extension, you can view it there because they have already issued a warning about this address there before.

Anyway, I'm sorry for your loss, but hopefully, next time, be very careful when clicking or opening links you are not sure about, especially if it concerns your private accounts or if it's connected to anything important to you online.


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: vlast01 on December 13, 2017, 02:30:07 PM
Another looser looking for something for nothing. email Received: from [10.8.8.34] (unknown [185.212.169.126])
I have lost more tokens at myetherwallet than the banksters have taken from my bank account. one would think myetherwallet would have better security system. I am finding the trading platforms are a much better secure place to store cryptos. Lets hope something better than myetherwallet evolves in the near future.
I think there are no problem in myetherwallet. I am using myetherwallet as my coin base wallet but I didn't encounter any problem using it. If someone got havked and get thier wallet emptied ,then its the users fault for improper handling of his/her private key. Because MEW always and always warned you to keep your private key on yourself because you and only you are responsible for your own security and myetherwallet would not hold your private key for you.


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: oleganpetro on December 14, 2017, 01:05:13 AM
Are you a victim of phishing site?

because myetherwallet is the most secured online wallet as of now.

just type in the google and you will be safe.
In the search Google on 1 page  issuing phishing site myetherwallet.com. Enter only from the bookmarks.


Title: Re: myetherwallet scam 0x37C81CC9Ff71d0F97849a947BF22E8E529B72230
Post by: Reatim on December 14, 2017, 01:21:34 AM
Another looser looking for something for nothing. email Received: from [10.8.8.34] (unknown [185.212.169.126])
I have lost more tokens at myetherwallet than the banksters have taken from my bank account. one would think myetherwallet would have better security system. I am finding the trading platforms are a much better secure place to store cryptos. Lets hope something better than myetherwallet evolves in the near future.
Oh please. myetherwallet has given us enough warnings about phishing attempts. So don't put the blame on MEW because you lost all your tokens. Go 2 steps behind and see how you secure your wallets, Private Keys and Password. So should know better that clicking anything on the web right or opening something on your email with untrusted source is the worse that you can do because of all the phishing going on.

Another looser looking for something for nothing. email Received: from [10.8.8.34] (unknown [185.212.169.126])
I have lost more tokens at myetherwallet than the banksters have taken from my bank account. one would think myetherwallet would have better security system. I am finding the trading platforms are a much better secure place to store cryptos. Lets hope something better than myetherwallet evolves in the near future.
I think there are no problem in myetherwallet. I am using myetherwallet as my coin base wallet but I didn't encounter any problem using it. If someone got havked and get thier wallet emptied ,then its the users fault for improper handling of his/her private key. Because MEW always and always warned you to keep your private key on yourself because you and only you are responsible for your own security and myetherwallet would not hold your private key for you.
Right, each one of us has the responsibility on protecting our wallet. I also been using it for quite sometime now and I'm very careful opening it. Maybe the OP didn't bookmark it and most likely he type a phishing website. We are all accountable for all of our actions. It's not MEW shortcomings, blame ourselves if we lost because we didn't safe guard our wallets.