Strange transaction in MEW...

[OrangeSeller]

I don't think that is a form of phishing method on MEW, phishing is when a person creates the clone of a website in order to confuse the users of that website to visit his/hers so that they can be able to store your login details without your conceit to later steal your funds.

Crypto is a free market and it is very legal and possible to create multiple clones of 1 token since the market cannot be controlled by just one individual, so I don't see this as phishing but normal activity anyone will carry out just know the contract address of the token you are looking for and that's all.

[superscommessebitcoin]

I also received these tokens. But they have nothing to do with the team and the project. It's written in their chat in the telegram. It is unclear only why someone needed to do it.

[mrdeposit]

Hey all!
Today im take transaction in MEW:

What a phishing method is this?

I do not think it is related to phishing. It is just an unnecessary ERC20 token. There is a lot of currency like this on the ethereum's platform. I also have an unnecessary token called THUG and value is very low.

[coin-investor]

It's a great promotion for a new coin sometimes they will attach the name of the site they are promoting to the token so those who will receive will search for that token like findtherabbit.me token promotion we will see more of this token promotion if they succeed promoting this way.

[jhenfelipe]

Why didn't you share the transaction ID instead of an image?  

The quantity is unbelievable for an airdrop if ever. I don't think that this PMNT is Paymon though because the quantity is already Paymon's total supply.

Out of curiousity, I checked your Eth address found in your previous post (quoted below), but I didn't see the PMNT there. Isn't the transaction belongs to your wallet?

ETH Address: 0xc0E25E470fc690241973474b1d617B5F53821907

Please let us see the TX ID.

If the amount was just sent to your wallet and you didn't do anything like open a link, give your log in credentials, private key, seed or any important data/files that can be used to open your account/wallet, it's not phishing.

[Leonardo7]

This doesn't look suspicious, it's just of those shit coins that spray your wallet giving false hope. In the past, I have seen some tokens in my wallet that looks like a link, I simply just know I dare not type the link on a browser that can be very dangerous. But this yours post no harm, nothing to worry about.

[smyslov]

I have so many of this, the first thing I do is to check my list if I participate in their airdrops or campaign, sometimes it takes months before you get it and you forgot that you participate in their campaign or airdrop, and if they are not in my list, I trace their home page and see if they have a potential in the market.

[ioanbtc]

I also have so much tokens that worth nothing and i still get a lot of this last year and never get on exchanges, in past some of users who create tokens in past ask for ETH to send tokens, so much worthless tokens.

[MisterLangley]

Phinishing will always be there when the existing basis exceeds its limit, so those who want to see phinishing have someone else will be there for the end they can see in the method

[Kang Bahar]

It only sends a shit token to the related wallet, I also often get shit token like that in my old Ethereum address. So in my opinion, it's not a strange transaction on Ethereum Blockchain.

[m.rifki]

It only sends a shit token to the related wallet, I also often get shit token like that in my old Ethereum address. So in my opinion, it's not a strange transaction on Ethereum Blockchain.

You are right, I also get a lot of strange coins in some of my ethereum wallets. whether it comes from an ico promotional token or indeed someone intentionally sends us tokens that don't have that value.

[KingDome]

Its kinda funny to see that there are so many created tokens but thats kind of wastement.