Beware Of Fake Emails!

[Muhammed Zakir]

Hello! I got a few fake mails of coinage and blockchain wallets. Don't click links in fake emails, your email account or your wallet will be hacked. So click links very carefully especially the links in fake emails. The best way to make your account secure is to copy and paste links in url bar and check the sender correctly. I hope no one will be hacked.
>>>>>>You have been warned! Beware Of Suspicious Mails! <<<<<<
Kindly,
           Muhammed Zakhir

[bitbaby]

Hello! I got a few fake mails of coinage and blockchain wallets. Don't click links in fake emails, your email account or your wallet will be hacked. So click links very carefully especially the links in fake emails. The best way to make your account secure is to copy and paste links in url bar and check the sender correctly. I hope no one will be hacked.
>>>>>>You have been warned! Beware Of Suspicious Mails! <<<<<<
Kindly,
           Muhammed Zakhir

Can you show those emails, what sort of links and messages they contain so others can have better understanding of this.

[DeathProxy]

Simply don't follow any links that came from emails and some common sense and you will be good.

[bitbaby]

I know that I just wanted to see what sort of hidden links they are using or what phishing site, so that it can be reported and removed.

[alani123]

Yeah thank you for this. I wonder is any peoplehave fallen for such a scam though. Simple social engineering like that usualy succeeds on audiences that are not experienced with technology and most likely fall for it. People using bitcoin tend to be more familiar with technology, at least everyone I know should be able to recognise a real email from a phising one. 

[1211]

Hello! I got a few fake mails of coinage and blockchain wallets. Don't click links in fake emails, your email account or your wallet will be hacked. So click links very carefully especially the links in fake emails. The best way to make your account secure is to copy and paste links in url bar and check the sender correctly. I hope no one will be hacked.
>>>>>>You have been warned! Beware Of Suspicious Mails! <<<<<<
Kindly,
           Muhammed Zakhir

Its not hard to send fake email, you can send it from ANY address (example: Satoshi@bitcoin.org, lol@etrfgvdsfgdf.com, any@any.any)
You can send fake mail easily with this : link removed , but I dont support it.

[Muhammed Zakir]

Hello! I got a few fake mails of coinage and blockchain wallets. Don't click links in fake emails, your email account or your wallet will be hacked. So click links very carefully especially the links in fake emails. The best way to make your account secure is to copy and paste links in url bar and check the sender correctly. I hope no one will be hacked.
>>>>>>You have been warned! Beware Of Suspicious Mails! <<<<<<
Kindly,
           Muhammed Zakhir
My friend, if you don't support it, please remove that link from your post otherwise somebody may use it for wrong purpose.
Removed

[alani123]

Hello! I got a few fake mails of coinage and blockchain wallets. Don't click links in fake emails, your email account or your wallet will be hacked. So click links very carefully especially the links in fake emails. The best way to make your account secure is to copy and paste links in url bar and check the sender correctly. I hope no one will be hacked.
>>>>>>You have been warned! Beware Of Suspicious Mails! <<<<<<
Kindly,
           Muhammed Zakhir

Its not hard to send fake email, you can send it from ANY address (example: Satoshi@bitcoin.org, lol@etrfgvdsfgdf.com, any@any.any)
You can send fake mail easily with this : https://emkei.cz/ , but I dont support it.

My friend, if you don't support it, please remove that link from your post otherwise somebody may use it for wrong purpose.

Thankfully most semail filters get spoofed emails and put them into spam filters or maybe don't siplay them at all. But I agree that this could be exploited.

[Muhammed Zakir]

Can you show those emails, what sort of links and messages they contain so others can have better understanding of this.

Examples for fake emails:
From counbase,

Unauthorized sign in... Please verify.

From Blockchain,
 

Ghash.io sent you 0.19 BTC . Claim your reward

 

Please verify your wallet. There was some problems, so please changr your password.

 A link will be there. When you click it you will be redirected to coinbase or blockchain but your password or btc will be stolen. If you find a suspicious mail, then just point your mouse pointer towards the link and you can see the link in the bottom left corner. Try to avoid qnd delete such mails.
Kinldy,
           Muhammed Zakhir

[FFrost]

I got a couple claiming that someone is sending me Bitcoins and when I clicked on the link it asked me to login to my wallet. Well I decided logging in wasn't a good idea and the website didn't quite look authentic enough.

[1211]

Hello! I got a few fake mails of coinage and blockchain wallets. Don't click links in fake emails, your email account or your wallet will be hacked. So click links very carefully especially the links in fake emails. The best way to make your account secure is to copy and paste links in url bar and check the sender correctly. I hope no one will be hacked.
>>>>>>You have been warned! Beware Of Suspicious Mails! <<<<<<
Kindly,
           Muhammed Zakhir

Its not hard to send fake email, you can send it from ANY address (example: Satoshi@bitcoin.org, lol@etrfgvdsfgdf.com, any@any.any)
You can send fake mail easily with this : link removed , but I dont support it.

Removed, you remove it too please.