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Title: [Scam]: Fake 5000 BTC Airdrop - Chamath Palihapitiya Post by: cryptomaniac_xxx on February 19, 2021, 03:11:35 AM What happened: Fake 5000 BTC Airdrop - Chamath Palihapitiya
Website: Code: https://chamath-gives.site/ ETH address: Code: 0xAEB4eD64Df69678f291E5f7C834F5bffEd122E26 Code: 0x00000000D029A3Ed50d891B9afd74B034179082e BTC address: Code: 1PFjPpBurRiz4BZY1RSQU8nv6zK5UJ7xBo Code: 1ChamathjZAYU66Ex4TgkKYbiESCCBeYTu https://i.imgur.com/AtX1JdR.png Archived: https://archive.is/dVqQk Quote Dates 1 days old Created on 2021-02-17 Expires on 2022-02-18 Updated on 2021-02-17 Name Servers NS1.DDOS-GUARD.NET (has 7,508 domains) NS2.DDOS-GUARD.NET (has 7,508 domains) NS3.DDOS-GUARD.NET (has 7,508 domains) NS4.DDOS-GUARD.NET (has 7,508 domains) NS5.DDOS-GUARD.NET (has 7,508 domains) NS6.DDOS-GUARD.NET (has 7,508 domains) Tech Contact — IP Address 190.115.21.238 is hosted on a dedicated server One of the richest BTC owner out there, Chamath Palihapitiya is being used by cyber criminals as well. And this is fake and there's no way that Chamath is going away 5000 BTC or ETH for that matter. Title: Re: [Scam]: Fake 5000 BTC Airdrop - Chamath Palihapitiya Post by: Jating on February 19, 2021, 06:05:19 AM I checked those bitcoin address:
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1PFjPpBurRiz4BZY1RSQU8nv6zK5UJ7xBo - with 0.04610204 BTC While the vanity address, https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1ChamathjZAYU66Ex4TgkKYbiESCCBeYTu - hasn't got any bitcoin yet. Although the first address has bitcoin on it, we can't be sure if they have victimised noobs already or it is their own bitcoin to make it more persuasive and think that it is indeed going to give back to those who are going to send. But this is obvious a trap and we do hope that no noobs are going to fall for this scheme. Title: Re: [Scam]: Fake 5000 BTC Airdrop - Chamath Palihapitiya Post by: Lorence.xD on February 19, 2021, 06:16:00 AM I checked those bitcoin address: Now that it is posted in this board, I think that there will be less noobs that are going to be a likely victim of this scam although that hope is riding on the fact that they are reading this or at least referring to this board whenever there is something like this land on their lap. To the noobs out there that are still having doubts that this is a scam, think of it, how it didn't come from the mouth of Chamath that he is giving away 5k bitcoin and it is not making headlines, he is a big deal venture capitalist and I think that when he says he is doing something like this, I think that it will create news.https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1PFjPpBurRiz4BZY1RSQU8nv6zK5UJ7xBo - with 0.04610204 BTC While the vanity address, https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1ChamathjZAYU66Ex4TgkKYbiESCCBeYTu - hasn't got any bitcoin yet. Although the first address has bitcoin on it, we can't be sure if they have victimised noobs already or it is their own bitcoin to make it more persuasive and think that it is indeed going to give back to those who are going to send. But this is obvious a trap and we do hope that no noobs are going to fall for this scheme. |
