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I received and email  from bitcointalk_project@yahoo.com. containing this⬇

Good day! Welcome to the team from the best exchange EhterDelta!


Join us and get 100.000 EDT tokens !


Our exchange EtherDelta unique and largely different from others !

We offer you to get acquainted with our exchange  EtherDelta !

Our AirDrop EtherDelta aimed at the development and growth of popularity of our exchanges!

Our stock exchange is now in ratings occupies the 35th place but we hope that soon with your help we will videti themselves in the top 10 most popular exchanges in the world !

As well as our team of moderators handles all participants of our AirDrop and those participants who have previously traded on our exchange will receive another 50,000 EDT Tokens.

Thank you for your attention !

Official EtherDelta: 100.000 EDT Token Drop 
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfMBH3lRqL2v3pvXBCyPDH--ZvnuPGvieFi3jvC9ENIdI3T7w/viewform

Is this legit?

No, it is not. Look at the end of that 'official' EDT token drop Google form, you will find an etherdelta(dot)website link, which is not only a phishing site that looks exactly the same as EtherDelta.com (the official exchange), but also was created newly on September 6th, 2018 according to WhoIs. Also EtherDelta's official twitter account didn't announce such 'giveaway,' So no way that is legit. Stay away!

They aren't even using a corporate email.

That's a phishing email so don't click any of it or you will be scammed and hacked if you will be fooled by such email. They are even using the forum for their scheme by having that email. Don't be so gullible about such tokens and don't be too hungry with it.

bitcointalk_project@yahoo.com is fake of course.

Everytime you see someone using a Free email , it's probably a scam

Also, if you receive giveaways in your email, related to projects yoy don't know, it's not worth joining even if it's legit

Those desperate airdrop are worthless

For sure it is a scam never click links to people who sends you email worst case in has a malware to hack your accounts so be careful!

try not to click everylink comes from stranger. always be sceptical especially they include unrealistic content and dont give any personel info

The email itself doesn't make sense. Why would etherdelta send airdrop? Also, if you click on the gdoc form, it will direct you to a website that will ask for your info and the etherdelta direct link is not right. The URL says etherdelta.website   - this is crealy a phishing site and those who have joined just got their info compromised.

There is an adage saying
"Too good to be true, it's not true"

It usually works perfectly online

Yes, I also received the email but I ignored it because I know if it's a scam, this is one of the ways hackers take all the money we have, I suggest you ignore the email

Dude if you get an email like that just ignore it.  No one is going to show up to give you an incredible deal or send you some cash. A humans ability to be deceived and not use proper judgement when they believe they will gain something of value is shocking and frightening. 

Just ignore it if you receive an e-mail from Etherdelta because ED is very rarely send messages if it will hold a big event because we can also find out from the ED event website what will happen and the requirements are also clear, and re-examine the url listed, of course it's just the web phising if you open it and then import wallet then your wallet will disappear all its contents.

Be more careful in responding to something especially if it is received through our email.

It's another crap coin and just forget it and it will not worth any penny. It called useless asset that has created in the ethereum platform. EDT token is worth nothing. You can see it has a horrible result after their ICO has been finished.

This email is not worth to trust and don't click on any links contained in its email. You must always wary emails from @gmail.com and @yahoo.com domains, most of them are phishing. Especially email claim bonus, free money, token, coins.