Do i get scammed? he want my encrypted wallet hash?

[sunny2903]

IT IS A SCAMMER who is IMPERSONATING THE TEAM MEMBERS OF TRUSTSWAP


USING DISCORD NITRO, THEY ARE FAKING THEIR DISCORD ID TO MATCH THE TEAM MEMBERS' ID.


Team members of SWAP will never DM you first. They will never ask you for money or any such stuff.

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[albon]

This is undoubtedly a scam, I joined the TrustSwap official discord channel and found in the #swap-scam room that there are a lot of members that this scammer who impersonates CEO Jeff Kirdeikis has chatted with. You should know that team members of any project will not send DM first and will NEVER ask for crypto / fiat or your private keys.

[Kelvinid]

Jeff Kirdeikisheute um 16:57 Uhr
weird. what's your public address?

Die Kadseheute um 16:57 Uhr
never had any problem with uniswap and metamask

As I read into your convo, I'd never see that he ask your private key, he only needs your wallet address just to track your transaction and I don't think there is a big deal unless if he wants the keys also. But somehow you didn't even cooperate with him and tend to think that he will scam you and I don't think that was his plan because I'd find out that he is serious in dealing with you just to give the best solution and help you out. But it was hard for you to follow what he says and not giving him the address he asks.

I'm not a part of them but I see that he wants to help not to scam. I hope you get mind.

[Shallow]

Just hearing about encrypted wallet hash and why asking about that in particular? In as much as I don't know much about the whole thing, I would only suggest you mind the type of information you release to him because scammers have different ways of tricking people into coming in terms with them and thus releasing sensitive information. Get in touch with the core team if possible as it will aid you into making the right thing. And lastly one of the common things to know in every project group is that, no admin or team will send you a message first, any issue is discussed in the group and if you want their attention, you initiate a chat.

[shollyen]

It is high time we became more security conscious. There is hardly anyone to trust, not even the team of a project because you can see their other side any time. Although, some of them are trustworthy, but it does not imply that you should entrust your security details with them.

[kawetsriyanto]

Encrypted hash wallet?
Wow, so he ensured you to give it in order to get your private key, right? I think this is new idea of scam where he will warn you about a mistake and make you panic. then you will fall into his deceive to get your private keys. Watch out of this scam. he is trying to scam you and then steal your money. Never give such important information to whoever, whether he wants to help you or not. Everyone that you don't know will never help each other moreover asking for important information about the wallet.

[chikator]

I bough some TrustSwap and now on discord the offical "Jeff Kirdeikis" writing me i
have a bug where i will looose 90% chance my coins in my metamask wallet when i transfer.
he need now my encrypted wallet hash to investigate in this.

This sounds really scammy....
could anyone help me??

[17:15]
you try to make a new signature on a transaction and it may not work causing it to be lost forever
[17:15]
which is why as I said I advise you not to move anything just yet
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we're in the early stages of investigating this issue
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can you get to your computer now?


Jeff Kirdeikisheute um 17:16 Uhr
there's around 90% chance that you'll lose coins
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don't say I didn't warn you.

Definitely a scam. No operator or admin will ever say things like that. Just ignore it. A friend of mine fell for that, she lost atleast a 100k of tokens.

[Genemind]

I am not sure what he is asking for but usually, admins don't ask for other details that could compromise your wallet. The only detail that admins can ask to assist you will be transaction hash or public address. Do not trust anyone with your wallet information.

[maxreish]

Obviously a scam.
Never ever trust anyone especially in online groups like that and never ever give such informations easily.
I've seen so many conversations as that of yours and your instinct is surely correct.

If you can also observe, scammers are trying to pressure the victims. Just like what he was doing to you.
Always be cautious.