This actually usually happens in some airdrop and targeted newbies that isn't familiar on it.
They even ask my private key if I would share my private key then they would have the full power to control my Wallet.
This is ridiculous yet funny, they're now being straight forward in their motives and really thinks that there's a lot of stupid people.
So be careful from the attackers.
I really don't join airdrops especially it's worthless nowadays.
Beginners or their so called newbies must take note of this kind of scamming techniques because scammers know who's vulnerable and who's not and they know that the newbies are the ones who's so gullible and naive of the whole crypto space system and are easy to fool with mind toying words. The scheme is very suspicious as soon as the email asked for the private keys of the user, they should know that they should just ignore it once suspicions arise.