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I am posting this message for the second time in this thread. I am getting an unconfirmed email account popup in my PD account which is "KLU". Can you guys please confirm it why is it showing so.
You need to contact live support to have this issue resolved. They are able to verify your identity as the account holder and assist with any queries you may have. So you need to confirm identity now in order to withdraw from the site due to hacking of accounts or something? This is the reason I received when I asked the exact same thing to another gambling site but they are a sportbook and not a dice site. Interesting revelation now regarding if you actually win something on a bitcoin casino site nowadays when bitcoin's price is so high. one thing is to contact live support on a site you have logged in to already,like Primedice, and you are sure it is legit another thing is to reicieve emails to "confirm your identity" or "protect your account" or any other bs scammers are trying to scare you with messages like that are no more than a phishing attempt in order to make you enter your credentials on a fake website and thus stealing your account I am getting a dozen a day,starting from fake blockchain.info wallets,casinos,payment systems and many others
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November 29, 2017, 06:56:06 AM |
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I am posting this message for the second time in this thread. I am getting an unconfirmed email account popup in my PD account which is "KLU". Can you guys please confirm it why is it showing so.
You need to contact live support to have this issue resolved. They are able to verify your identity as the account holder and assist with any queries you may have. So you need to confirm identity now in order to withdraw from the site due to hacking of accounts or something? This is the reason I received when I asked the exact same thing to another gambling site but they are a sportbook and not a dice site. Interesting revelation now regarding if you actually win something on a bitcoin casino site nowadays when bitcoin's price is so high. one thing is to contact live support on a site you have logged in to already,like Primedice, and you are sure it is legit another thing is to reicieve emails to "confirm your identity" or "protect your account" or any other bs scammers are trying to scare you with messages like that are no more than a phishing attempt in order to make you enter your credentials on a fake website and thus stealing your account I am getting a dozen a day,starting from fake blockchain.info wallets,casinos,payment systems and many others When you sign up for websites if you use gmail add "+ website name" to the end of it. Helps you figure out which website is leaking out your email if the person spamming you doesn't strip them from all the emails.
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November 29, 2017, 08:24:23 AM |
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I am getting similiar issues.
This is most likely from the Bitmain hack that happened a few months ago. I use different passwords for each site but when someone tries to access all your bitcoin gambling accounts OR exchanges and keeps using the wrong password constantely the accounts get frozen.
This is an issue with some exchanges like Kraken, Poloniex, Bittrex which have virtually no support staff to unfreeze the account. So your funds are safe but you don't have access to them until they hire more staff. Basically you are forced to HODL
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November 29, 2017, 09:29:06 AM |
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A very basic phishing attempt popped up recently and is using google ads to target users: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fimage.ibb.co%2FeqoKDR%2FPasted_image_at_2017_11_26_09_40_AM.png&t=665&c=DMWFDoYLQc8xJA) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fimage.ibb.co%2FjFQMSm%2FPasted_image_at_2017_11_26_09_41_AM.png&t=665&c=4ToLrJdZer3O3w) Please take a quick moment to report 'primadice.com' https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/ Have reported them to adwords as well. If the site is still up tomorrow Primedice is considering offering 10 BTC+ reward for information that leads to the arrest of this scammer. We don't tolerate people trying to use use our brand to steal from our users. Jawko Drann from poland, is he the owner? https://ibb.co/kfyOeb
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November 29, 2017, 10:00:24 AM |
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I am getting similiar issues.
This is most likely from the Bitmain hack that happened a few months ago. I use different passwords for each site but when someone tries to access all your bitcoin gambling accounts OR exchanges and keeps using the wrong password constantely the accounts get frozen.
This is an issue with some exchanges like Kraken, Poloniex, Bittrex which have virtually no support staff to unfreeze the account. So your funds are safe but you don't have access to them until they hire more staff. Basically you are forced to HODL
my spam folder is full of different kinds of phishing mails of all kind of sites, gambling and exchanges. Just go to the website using the url and no link in the mail and it all be fine.
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Stunna (OP)
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November 30, 2017, 08:16:51 AM |
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I am getting similiar issues.
This is most likely from the Bitmain hack that happened a few months ago. I use different passwords for each site but when someone tries to access all your bitcoin gambling accounts OR exchanges and keeps using the wrong password constantely the accounts get frozen.
This is an issue with some exchanges like Kraken, Poloniex, Bittrex which have virtually no support staff to unfreeze the account. So your funds are safe but you don't have access to them until they hire more staff. Basically you are forced to HODL
Yep, can't stress more that people use unique passwords + 2FA. Bitcoin is too expensive to play around.
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November 30, 2017, 08:21:47 AM |
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I am getting similiar issues.
This is most likely from the Bitmain hack that happened a few months ago. I use different passwords for each site but when someone tries to access all your bitcoin gambling accounts OR exchanges and keeps using the wrong password constantely the accounts get frozen.
This is an issue with some exchanges like Kraken, Poloniex, Bittrex which have virtually no support staff to unfreeze the account. So your funds are safe but you don't have access to them until they hire more staff. Basically you are forced to HODL
my spam folder is full of different kinds of phishing mails of all kind of sites, gambling and exchanges. Just go to the website using the url and no link in the mail and it all be fine. The reason why you are getting spam is because somebody is selling bitcointalk email addresses. If you search this forum a few people were contacted. Basically the entire bitcointalk userbase with emails for like 1BTC. However we don't know how old this database is. The most common email you will get is from Coinbase, saying you need to login to "check" something. Its a phishing scam and will try and steal your BTC.
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November 30, 2017, 01:41:32 PM |
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A very basic phishing attempt popped up recently and is using google ads to target users: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fimage.ibb.co%2FeqoKDR%2FPasted_image_at_2017_11_26_09_40_AM.png&t=665&c=DMWFDoYLQc8xJA) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fimage.ibb.co%2FjFQMSm%2FPasted_image_at_2017_11_26_09_41_AM.png&t=665&c=4ToLrJdZer3O3w) Please take a quick moment to report 'primadice.com' https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/ Have reported them to adwords as well. If the site is still up tomorrow Primedice is considering offering 10 BTC+ reward for information that leads to the arrest of this scammer. We don't tolerate people trying to use use our brand to steal from our users. Can't it be reported to the domain registrar or authorities directly. They will find out by themselves the responsible person behind this. yes you can try contacting the domain registrar which is 'Public Domain Registry' according to WHOIS of Primadice; Creation Date is November 10, 2017. try contacting the domain registrar: Registrar Abuse Contact Email: abuse-contact@publicdomainregistry.comRegistrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1.2013775952
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November 30, 2017, 02:19:44 PM |
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We need to be carefull, primadice is phising site it is different with primedice it is better to bookmark the site primedice. We hope this phising site is down soon.
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December 01, 2017, 01:10:43 AM |
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Nobody ever got money stolen with 2fa enabled. Please everybody enable 2fa it is not that hard and you dont need to enter it every time.
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December 01, 2017, 01:27:20 AM |
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Nobody ever got money stolen with 2fa enabled. Please everybody enable 2fa it is not that hard and you dont need to enter it every time.
Do you guys make it mandatory to roll the 2FA code when a withdraw is attempted? Basically some phishing sites also ask for the 2FA, and it tries to login live at the same time, so basically within the 20 seconds that the 2FA code changes. Some sites like Poloniex is one of them, they require waiting for the next 2FA code to perform any additional actions like withdraws. Basically each 2FA code can only be used once.
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December 01, 2017, 02:47:57 AM |
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Nobody ever got money stolen with 2fa enabled. Please everybody enable 2fa it is not that hard and you dont need to enter it every time.
I'm somewhat confused here. I recently had a mobile crash when I was charging it (it went above 95% and bursted). Thank God, nobody in the home was harmed. If we enable a 2fa on a device and the only way to login and withdraw our coins needs 2fa each time and such circumstances occur, what will an average Joe do to cope up with the situation he's stuck in? I mean that once the device that's having our 2fa codes goes dead (or crashes like mine), is there any way to recover that 2fa or the account?
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December 01, 2017, 03:13:35 AM |
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Nobody ever got money stolen with 2fa enabled. Please everybody enable 2fa it is not that hard and you dont need to enter it every time.
I'm somewhat confused here. I recently had a mobile crash when I was charging it (it went above 95% and bursted). Thank God, nobody in the home was harmed. If we enable a 2fa on a device and the only way to login and withdraw our coins needs 2fa each time and such circumstances occur, what will an average Joe do to cope up with the situation he's stuck in? I mean that once the device that's having our 2fa codes goes dead (or crashes like mine), is there any way to recover that 2fa or the account? If that happens then you need to send email to admin to help to recover back your account. I think that time admin may ask few verification to prove that your the original owner of that account and if you able to provide those details then they can release your funds. Admin can clarify these details for confirmation.
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December 01, 2017, 03:42:51 PM |
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Nobody ever got money stolen with 2fa enabled. Please everybody enable 2fa it is not that hard and you dont need to enter it every time.
I'm somewhat confused here. I recently had a mobile crash when I was charging it (it went above 95% and bursted). Thank God, nobody in the home was harmed. If we enable a 2fa on a device and the only way to login and withdraw our coins needs 2fa each time and such circumstances occur, what will an average Joe do to cope up with the situation he's stuck in? I mean that once the device that's having our 2fa codes goes dead (or crashes like mine), is there any way to recover that 2fa or the account? Just contact live support with another account. Tell them about your situation. Prove that the 2fa account belongs to you by telling email or by giving them any of the last few transaction you made from the account.
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December 01, 2017, 04:42:03 PM |
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this site is good but we need indian or hindi chat room
Well they do have a Russian and Chinese chatroom in the subsection actually. I think with enough interest they can easily add an Indian chat room. However do India people really gamble that much? I assumed it was mostly the Chinese and English developed countries like England and USA. Take me and singpays as an example both of has gambled over 100 btc ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) and i think moooonu is also indian so you can say around 30% of the website's active users are indian.
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Reported and nice reward. Why are they allowing phishing ads? I thought they check every add before approving it. I think it's not human checked and that's why we have such cases. I just tried to google "primedice" and see the results. No primadice on the first and on the second page. Then I googled "primadice" and got this "Showing results for primedice". Then I clicked "Search instead for primadice" and even in this case - no primadice on the first page of results. But if you google "primadice gambling" and after getting "Showing results for primedice gambling" click on "Search instead for primadice gambling" you get primadice.com as the very first result. So, the site is still around and it looks like they are mirroring the PD chat somehow.
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December 02, 2017, 12:27:01 PM |
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Nobody ever got money stolen with 2fa enabled. Please everybody enable 2fa it is not that hard and you dont need to enter it every time.
I'm somewhat confused here. I recently had a mobile crash when I was charging it (it went above 95% and bursted). Thank God, nobody in the home was harmed. If we enable a 2fa on a device and the only way to login and withdraw our coins needs 2fa each time and such circumstances occur, what will an average Joe do to cope up with the situation he's stuck in? I mean that once the device that's having our 2fa codes goes dead (or crashes like mine), is there any way to recover that 2fa or the account? If that happens then you need to send email to admin to help to recover back your account. I think that time admin may ask few verification to prove that your the original owner of that account and if you able to provide those details then they can release your funds. Admin can clarify these details for confirmation. True, sending an email to admin should help when such condition already occured. But, as an anticipation from bad experiences while using 2FA security, we can always make a backup of our 2FA Authentication and place it on safe places.
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December 02, 2017, 04:22:36 PM |
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Nobody ever got money stolen with 2fa enabled. Please everybody enable 2fa it is not that hard and you dont need to enter it every time.
I'm somewhat confused here. I recently had a mobile crash when I was charging it (it went above 95% and bursted). Thank God, nobody in the home was harmed. If we enable a 2fa on a device and the only way to login and withdraw our coins needs 2fa each time and such circumstances occur, what will an average Joe do to cope up with the situation he's stuck in? I mean that once the device that's having our 2fa codes goes dead (or crashes like mine), is there any way to recover that 2fa or the account? 2fa can be reset after verifying your identity. it's better to keep a backup of your 2fa keys or use authy(everything is encrypted and backup is stored on the cloud).
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December 02, 2017, 05:52:52 PM |
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what is the best way to earn money>?
get a job
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December 02, 2017, 10:13:14 PM |
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what is the best way to earn money>?
get a job If it was that easy for him he would not be looking here, ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) people are looking at gambling as easy money,i would say the dumbest thought process you could ever have,for all these users winning the jackpot is the best way to become instant rich and so make sure you spend a few dollars to get to that jackpot. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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