Fake MyEtherwallet Website.
Such websites seem to be quite real but it can be only identified by the domain name. So before you log in, make sure that you are on the real website.

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Report here: https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_badware/?hl=en

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So it's good that it has been blocked already, but we already know that scammers will come up with the next fake and phishing site, so just be careful and double check everything.

How did you found out about this fake MEW? did it appeared on your search results through Google?

Just as other exchanges, all of them are prone to phishing. Scammers and phishers don't choose what to imitate, as long as it has a large user base, they're thinking that they can fool a few out of those users. In this problem, as users, the beginners are the likely to become the victim of it.

Phishing sites aren't something new and these things would continue to exist as long there are scammers that would really be taking out advantage into those poor souls(newbies)

that do really love on making use of google search instead on bookmarking the original website domain.They do only make out some research when they

had already lost up their money and regret is always in the end. The only and original mEW domain is "myetherwallet.com" and newbies out there should remember that one
and other sites showing off other links or names is considered 100% scam.

Ah.. thank you so much for this and i just got the fake MEW appeared on my browser recently. It looks like scammers were actively copy pasting ethereum wallet site like MEW and Mycrypto.
I hope that there will be no DNS hijacked that happened with MEW a few years ago.


metamask is not safe enough consider there are lots of hacked cases happened with metamask too. This wallet is not so good as people said.

Similar websites are opening every day. Phishing is the easiest scam method in the cryptocurrency world for years.
You need to check the name of the website not only when logging into myetherwallet, also when logging into all your exchange accounts. You could lose all your money due to just a few letters difference

for old users of mew wallet we are aware with whats original and fake but this post are helpful mostly for new users of mew wallet so that they will know how to differentiate .

i like what you did of saving the mew link but bookmarking is also easy and as long as you are logon your account in your browser and have them automatically sync, you can always carry your bookmarks with you . i dont save mew link but i save my mew private keys on different devices but not in email.

Years ago I installed an extension named "EtherAddressLookup" on my Chrome browser to prevent from accidentally clicking a fake links. In 2017 there's so many reports about people who are got hacked and lost their eth just by clicking a phishing website that have similar name with myetherwallet.
This extension works very well and blocked all fakes (website, crypto twitter accounts, etc.), Also you can report any domain directly just by clicking one button everytime you enter a fake website.

It's true that there's a bunch of fake website out there using the same page design such as the MEW frontpage. If a person is not so familiar or good with technical stuff like knowing the right address he would be an easy target. So before anyone else suffer from any loses due to inexperience please do some research first if you have a doubt that you might be one of the target of any fraud.

And that's right, always bookmark or save the website name to avoid confusion in the future because scammer/hackers are always planning to get your money if you don't pay attention to every details. They were getting smart everyday in order to steal someone's property.

Bookmarking is smOrt, though these treacherous people online are also getting smarter. That's why hardware wallets are a thing, it increases your security and decreases your chances of getting phished. However, it's still not safe from theft. Such is life. There's also MEW app which you can get from the Play Store, though I haven't used it, I think it's still safer from the browser's MEW.