tobi4255
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November 14, 2017, 03:28:24 PM |
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Yes, very misleading subject.
I read about a similar case, where another user (prospectorsPR, i think his username was) tried to take out loans in the lending section using fake ethereum tokens as collateral. As far as i understand, he would either create, or use an existing token with an identical ticker name as the coin he impersonates.
In the lending case it was targetcoin (TGT),the scammer then sends his fake TGT coins to the victims real TGT address, and if not paying attention to the details, or waiting till 100% sure you have the coins in your address and that you can sell them in the proper market also, which you should always do, then you might fulfill ur end of the bargain seeing how much trust he put in you.
The same guy (prospectors) tried also with a fake Eidoo coin in another thread, I apologize for not bringing in links. Might edit this post with reference links if i stumble upon them again.
Be careful when dealing with Ethereum tokens is what i've summarized.
I would not be surprised if this is either a copy-cat or the same guy attempting to scam more.
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