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[AB de Royse777]

Username: Teranuziur

The user made a post with misleading information and then locked the topic so that no one can not make any comments in there. Please tag them.

Here I quote:

Hey, so there is a promo on Localbitcoins.com (you probably know this site as it's one of the most known Bitcoin exchange site)

so how it works?

1. You need a Firefox browser
2. Install BitManager - https://addons.mozilla.org/pl/firefox/addon/bitmanager/
3. Go to Localbitcoins and make a deposit
4. thats it ! You will receive a 50% bonus! For example, if you deposit 0.10 BTC you will get 0.15 BTC on localbitcoins

then u can simply withdraw your money (its instant) - you dont need to sell or exchange your coins

there are absolutely no restrictions on that, it works only once per account

promo started today 28.11.2019 and you can use it until 30.11.2019

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[khaled0111]

Asides from the misleading information, I suspect the link he is sharing is a link to a malware (probably something like the clipboard hijacker malware).

His last 4 posts were removed including the one you quoted but he started a new one (same suspicious link):
Get Mac Book worth $1900 for $499 - USA/Canada Only

[Patatas]

Asides from the misleading information, I suspect the link he is sharing is a link to a malware (probably something like the clipboard hijacker malware).

Suspect? It's obviously a malware that steals bitcoins from your LBC accounts. Moreover, an LBC user will know that this will never work out. The script will navigate to the User's profile, create a transaction to send Bitcoins to his own address. If the user has enabled 2FA, they will be asked to enter the code and should be a red flag to not process that transaction.

[HCP]

It's obviously a malware that steals bitcoins from your LBC accounts

More likely... the Firefox Addon will simply modify the "deposit" address displayed to the user to display an address belonging to the thieves. They don't even need to steal the coins from the users LBC account, because the user will simply end up sending them directly!

It is essentially a slightly more "polished" version of the LBC deposit address changing scam using TamperMonkey/GreaseMonkey script that was doing the rounds recently...

[dkbit98]

Looks like this Teranuziur is banned, but I cant find him on BPIP to confirm.
His firefox extension is also gone from mozilla website.

[PrimeNumber7]

Looks like this Teranuziur is banned, but I cant find him on BPIP to confirm.

He's banned http://archive.is/OXbno#selection-3449.0-3557.15