I will edit that to just let people know not to fill in their seed phrase on any platform as it is very risky.
It doesn't stop to amuse me why people would do that — fill in their password or pass phrase on something that exposes them, but refuse to hand over their car keys to total strangers. You're wondering the connection in my analogy with your comment? Both scenarios are the same. They smack of stupidity for folks who do them.
The way the PCS team reacted immediately on the DNS attack further reinforced my confidence in the team, honestly. They were up and doing and constantly updating users on their social media handles on the situation. At first, I didn't know there was an attack until I tried buying stuff on the site through a DApp. Once I saw my platform looked funny and unusual, I quickly closed it until I realized there was an attack. I think that should be anyone's reflexes at a discovery like that, and not try to force oneself to use the services if one thought it has been compromised.
Some stupid users still believe and still use it despite warnings from the PancakeSwap media channel. I also don't know what to say and just smile, don't understand what they think when providing seeds, find out that they are trying to sell the coins they just received when joining IDO, and their greed makes them lose their own information.
