The dude makes $50k every day from dogecoin scams

[justone123]

People often send the money to their own address, so when a gullible victim inspects the blockchain and sees so many deposits, they feel safe and deem it legitimate.

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[Bitstar_coin]

It is funny how some people can so easily throw money away without thinking twice, how is that someone will come across something online and put money without proper research and enquiry,  I wonder when people will learn their lesson and avoid this type of scam Links.

[Twinkledoe]

It is funny how some people can so easily throw money away without thinking twice, how is that someone will come across something online and put money without proper research and enquiry,  I wonder when people will learn their lesson and avoid this type of scam Links.

A lot of them are actually after for the benefit of earning more money, however, that will not be the case, as they will be screwed. I guess, someone already reported the site, the reason why it is now down. But he may have had gotten some money from others before they realize that it is a scam. For those that are not familiar with scam or ponzi techniques, they are usually the victims of this strategy.

[sana54210]

You see that many people send him today coins here 5000$ there 12000$, 3000, 10000$ etc.
He made today $50k easy from stupid people.
And about 390k USD Dollars sent from his wallet.

Like I always say, "a fool and his money soon parted" is a great sentence and it is a very true sentence as well. Think about it, there are so many people in the world who doesn't know the value of money and they end up doing nothing at all valuable with their money but to fall on scams. This is a very obvious scam and anyone who has even a double digit IQ would know that it is a scam, yet some people fall for it, this dude became very rich thanks to very idiot people.

I have to say I have been in the crypto world for over 8 years and only fell for a scam once in my life, and that was with a very very tiny amount of money (8 dollars) as well, so basically I never fall for scams, not because I am super smart, but because I am careful about these type of things, I just find the most secure and known place and only work with them without taking risks like these.

[Yatsan]

Many people specially on the part of the newbies have always been victimized by this kind of scams coming from those fake give aways that I mostly see on Telegram and even on Twitter that as soon enough leaving the social media platform after they have acquired their goal and that is to raise funds for their own. This just shows how people can easily be fooled by those too good to be true schemes coming from scam give aways expecting that once they do what they have been asked for is they will gain what exactly have been promised. Well, such sort of things are impossible to happen.

[Masyudhi]

People often send the money to their own address, so when a gullible victim inspects the blockchain and sees so many deposits, they feel safe and deem it legitimate.

because scammers do make good plans to deceive anyone. Moreover, for every wallet ownership, we cannot know how many wallets everyone has. manipulation and scammers can happen in this market. we must remain careful and do not be influenced by others.

[cabron]

People often send the money to their own address, so when a gullible victim inspects the blockchain and sees so many deposits, they feel safe and deem it legitimate.

because scammers do make good plans to deceive anyone. Moreover, for every wallet ownership, we cannot know how many wallets everyone has. manipulation and scammers can happen in this market. we must remain careful and do not be influenced by others.

For someone new to crypto, someone who has no experience in crypto will send their Dogecoin expecting it to return. The worse time to have no money is when there is a crisis but people are still sending it to an obvious scam. Influenced by others as well because someone testifies the got their Doge doubled will make doge holder send.

[Sirait]

Look on his website.

Hurry up and take part in the giveaway of 500 000 000 DOGE

https://eventdoge21.net/


If you track his adress:
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You see that many people send him today coins here 5000$ there 12000$, 3000, 10000$ etc.
He made today $50k easy from stupid people.
And about 390k USD Dollars sent from his wallet.

^ many beginners are trapped by the influence of words like this, Dogecoin is on attracting many people. there is not much we can do to avoid this scam, my best advice is we should spread this scam site to all social media so that others know that this is just a scam.

[inanilujimi]

we are in an era that is very easy to reach anything, if someone is trapped in this site it means that he is too greedy and easily fooled to lure double investment, a smart investor will not be easily affected by something like this.

[meanwords]

The worst part is that it's never going to stop and there's no way to track this. He will probably just use a decentralized exchange to exchange all this Doge coin and get all the money clean with mixer. It's just another typical scam to be aware of though. There's literally hundreds of it spread out in the internet.

[Psynthax]

There are actually many clueless people investing to these kind of coin because of getting talked by their close friend into or even just hearing it from somewhere else if you see in twitter as well of those accounts who try to impersonate some popular people and saying
to have an airdrop event when you send some money, the address they have also have so much balance gained from these dumb clueless people it's amusing lol. Guess what, those people gonna learn it the hard way to not being greedy or involved into something that's too good to be true.

[Mauser]

You see that many people send him today coins here 5000$ there 12000$, 3000, 10000$ etc.
He made today $50k easy from stupid people.
And about 390k USD Dollars sent from his wallet.

Wow that is insane, how can a scammer still make such kind of profit in 2021? We all need to be more aware about such scams. It is good that you linked his wallet here, so if anybody searches for it he will find it. It is a bit harsh to call people who fall for scams stupid. With hindsight we realise that a deal sounded to good to be true and was a scam. When I first started out I also fell for a scam because I just believed everything on the internet. It takes something like that to become more cautious. Maybe we can find the person behind the scam and get the money back.

[Skinny48]

I don't blame the scammer but people who think they can double money that easily, it's a shame that the world is full of people that are completely lazy because if you believe in struggles you won't event look for an easy way out, when it comes to money making the hard way is the only way

[ipanks]

The new people who do not know about the crypto will send his Dogecoin to that address and wait for the reward later. But unfortunately, he will not get anything except losing his Dogecoin because that is a scam and they do not know the truth. If people can research before they decide, they will see that the site is just a scam and want to steal their Dogecoin without thinking that it is a fake website.

[Silberman]

People like that get caught & put in prison eventually. He’ll slip up & use a KYC’d address or something or he’ll get tracked by the feds. Either that or karma will get him.

Karma has a better chance to get to him than the authorities, many of those same authorities are not going to bother to try to find a scammer like this which they know is probably using many methods to obfuscate his identity and the money they can recover is not going to be that significant compared to many other scams, it is sad but we must remember that the first line of defense and in many occasions the only line of defense are the measures we took to protect our coins, but all of that is for nothing if you are willing to send all your coins just for a stranger to supposedly double them.