BLACKMAIL

[izsara]

let's put it this way, if you don't do anything other than that then you feel that you are using your device and don't have any very important data, obviously he is trying to trick you in the classic way. I hope you continue to ignore it, in any case you feel entitled to make the mistake of downloading, providing vulnerable information as well as something personal about you. Strengthened by the number of reports found, you are just a target, you are on time and ask in this forum, lucky someone has found out about fraudulent actions through that address.

[Imran232]

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14hAMscYjeKe9WCfCHJXDgJ8SH1pg84GhX

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websites:

• Bitcoin Abuse Database <sup>[report count = 41]
  - Scroll down to see the reports.</sup>
• Bitcoin Whos Who <sup>[report count = 13]
  - Click the "Scam Alert" button from the bottom left corner of the table.</sup>

First of all thanks to you for this reply on this thread. Honestly speaking i didn't hear about this type of site where the scam alert bitcoin address can be found. I just totally blank right now first i thought it might be link of some articles but after clicking i saw its website where this type of address status can be found. Thank you soo much.

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Now for you why should care about this type of blackmail if you have nothing to worry about. If haven't done anything wrong. You just can do only ignore the mail and report it as a spam. Thats it.

[velosepur]

Same story for years. I got few times mail with similar content. Just delete it and block that email adress. Dont click or download anything. Ignore.

[just_Alice]

People say you don't have to worry about it if you haven't done anything wrong, but the fact is, even if you have there's absolutely nothing to worry about. It's just a lousy blackmailer that works by making people fear that some private info will be exposed, but that's most likely a bluff, they won't do anything, these scammers only say they would.

Think of the logic of a blackmailer: what's the point of doing any harm to you if they want to get money from you? If they do what they say they will - there would be nothing left they could manipulate you with, so it's only to scare you. The best option here is just ignoring, if they can't contact you - they can't reach and blackmail you. Don't give any response and that'll solve the problem.

[Dewi Aries]

Hi, i received a blackmail mail the 26th july, with a bitcoin adress supposed to be the one
of the blackmailer. Is there a way to signal it ?

Here is the adress :
14hAMscYjeKe9WCfCHJXDgJ8SH1pg84GhX

I think as long it not disturb your by personal like when hackers do with ransomware just ignore it. Because usually they only earn money from people who don't know and afraid their life is monitored by them, i don't think it is really can be done easily especially you download something from internet and they inserted virus in your computer. Like what someone said above, don't download and access anything that they give in mail.

[excro]

I've gotten those emails before, I'm pretty sure they are automated and they just look into old database leaks, send your email a message, and show you an old password you used. It's all fake.

[zahed]

Hi, i received a blackmail mail the 26th july, with a bitcoin adress supposed to be the one
of the blackmailer. Is there a way to signal it ?

Here is the adress :
14hAMscYjeKe9WCfCHJXDgJ8SH1pg84GhX

This hacker stolen in your any important file? or you trapped by hacker in any other way? When I got attacked in Ransomware by hacker, asked bitcoin to decrypt my computer files. If not with you, then this mail is fake.

[BlackHatCoiner]

Hi, i received a blackmail mail the 26th july, with a bitcoin adress supposed to be the one of the blackmailer.

And yet, the blackmailer hasn't done anything to you, does he? Even after several weeks.

They do this just to terrorize you. Most of the receivers know how to handle such mail, but the blackmailer's target is that guy, out of 50 others, who'll fall for it. This person didn't type your email arbitrarily. Obviously, you've given it to someone who's very likely to be selling email addresses.

Do not fall for it! (Generally for blackmailing)