Scammers are using the name of Airdrop to take the wallet's private key.

[cheezcarls]

I have recently encountered a similar scheme in which they are trying to steal private keys of hardworking bounty hunters. Their strategy is that they are creating a “drama” that someone is using my Bitcointalk details without permission to enter the bounty, and it requires us to fill up the form to prove that we are the true owners of that Ethereum address and other information.

However, I did filled up the form with my funny details! XD

[Pokapoka124]

Thanks for the info. Geez these scammers are getting better by the day. But then again who's falling for these scams? I remember the heist on Instagram a couple of months back. "Send 1btc and I will double it". A lot of newbies in the crypto space fell for it and lost their money

[Jituking427]

Yes i got scam in 2018 by a Airdrop program this Airdrop is scam.

I loss my 50$

Therefore i say

Don't give your private keey to Anybody Any Airdrop need your keey means this Airdrop is scam 100%

[Mighty_crypt]

Fool are those that gives up their private keys or recovery seed all in the name of Airdrops, how much can a airdrop worth that can make you give up your keys? You are warned when opening a new wallet that you must keep your private keys and never shared with anyone, newbies that do such are too foolish