SCAM ALERT: FAKE XRP RIPPLE WEBSITE (ripple.com.vc)

[JollyGood]

https://ripple.com.vc/csop/register/






SCAM ALERT
FAKE XRP DISTRIBUTION SCHEME

These scammers are sending out emails to people asking them to claim their free XRP and at the final stage of the scam ask for the secret key which they then use to steal the funds from the account and send the funds to their own addresses. The scammer are using emails from Ripple Team and email addresses such as leavy.co and nowpow.com

All XRP holders are advised to be careful. These scammers are using the domain "ripple.com.vc" as a play on the "ripple.com" website

All XRP holders that receive the scam email are advised to note that as soon as you enter your secret key you funds will be stolen immediately by their automated scamming program an sent to their XRP wallets.

The XRP Fraud Report website allows fraud to be reported but will not reverse transactions. Their website states: "Prior to filing out the Unusual Activity Report (UAR), it is important to understand that Ripple does not own the XRP Ledger and the users of the XRP Ledger are not customers of Ripple. Therefore, Ripple does not have the power to reverse transactions, even in the case of a reported financial loss (ex: theft)": https://ripple.com/report-unusual-activity/

All people reading this are advised to stay from https://ripple.com.vc/csop/register/ and any website that offers free crypto.


EVERYBODY IS ADVISED TO STAY AWAY FROM THIS SCAM

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[JollyGood]

UPDATE #1: The website is no longer operating, it seems the domain registrars have taken it down and diverted it to a parking page.

UPDATE #2: The same scammers are using stellar.org.vc to use a variation to steal XLM (malicious download link) but nevertheless the domain registrar has also diverted it to a parking page too.

These are two websites these scammers were using to steal funds but thankfully they have been put out of action. Sooner or later they will use other domains to continue with the scam but for now at least they have been neutralised.

[cryptoaddictchie]

UPDATE #2: The same scammers are using stellar.org.vc to use a variation to steal XLM (malicious download link) but nevertheless the domain registrar has also diverted it to a parking page too.

Probably this/these is/are the scammer/s who keeps sending XLM emails via users. Now after using stellar they are now into xrp.

Good find mate. This is really enticing to newbies and users especially the giveaway is a major coin that is popular. Now these scammers are wise now, maybe they thought that if they used unknown projects no one will get attracted anymore so using bigger worms to catch some fishes swimming and tempted by Free tokens.

[JollyGood]

Yes they are sending out XLM emails too, it is the same team behind the scam. With the XLM email they were being diverted to the now parked fake domain with a malicious download to the PC, thankfully for now at least the website is down.

UPDATE #2: The same scammers are using stellar.org.vc to use a variation to steal XLM (malicious download link) but nevertheless the domain registrar has also diverted it to a parking page too.

Probably this/these is/are the scammer/s who keeps sending XLM emails via users. Now after using stellar they are now into xrp.

Good find mate. This is really enticing to newbies and users especially the giveaway is a major coin that is popular. Now these scammers are wise now, maybe they thought that if they used unknown projects no one will get attracted anymore so using bigger worms to catch some fishes swimming and tempted by Free tokens.