Stake phishing

[khaled0111]

Well, Op was last active here on September 19th, that is more than a month ago, this actually gives some concerns regarding the credibility of OPs claim that his stake account was phished and he lost the amount he claimed he lost.
If i were asked, I would say that there are two things his absence here is revealing to us.
The is first is, it's either the op is so damn rich that the money he claimed he lost on stake is nothing to him, so it's very easy for him to forget about it and move on with his life.
And the second is, maybe the phishing that the op is claiming happened never did happen, and the claim here about it happening is nothing but probably a way to try to get back at stake for whatever reason, to make them lose customers.

It's true that OP hasn't been active for more than a month but, to be honest, I have no reason to question his credibility. Maybe he realized his mistake and finally got convinced that losing the money was his own fault and that stake has nothing to do it so he just left and forgot about this thread all together.
I hope he will get back here and post an update. Otherwise, maybe one of the admins will intervene and lock this thread. The problem is the misleading thread title! Only OP can change it and I hope he will do it soon.

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[Oilacris]

This is why 2fa is recommended, it wasnt been created for nothing.You would really be only considering its relevance or importance on the time that you would be losing
money on which you shouldnt have done that earlier.Always be cautious about on the probabilities that could really happen.

2fa security gives you another level of security that hackers may find hard to break through if it is in place on an account,  although sometime one of the major attacks that affect gamblers account most comes from either malware that have stayed for long in the gambler device and also have gotten access to so many things on the device such as even having access to the 2FA security feature and apps on the phone and he can easily have them reinstall on another third parties device that will help the gain access anytime their are ready to take action against the account owner by stealing the money in the account.

This have been one of the most popular attack process that have been noticed lately and even before now that phishing attacks discussions is gainiing wide attention and many people are becoming concern with that security risks.

When it comes to security then im really that mindful when it comes to this thing on which if ever i have noticed that my mobile or pc is really that having some malware then i do really find ways for it to be cleared up or would really be cleared.We do have different ways on making some security measures on trying out to clean up something if you do notice that there's some malware.
This is why that if you dont like for you to lose money then you should really be that careful on clicking up links or downloading random online which its never been wise or not really that
ideal on doing so because you are really that prone to getting infected.

Once your device is infected then you would really be having that chance on getting hacked which it isnt really that limited on gambling accounts but also in other
accounts as well neither bank accounts or some accounts you do have in other platform or any wallet which it is really that imposing such risks.

[Maxbet1]

I did not read all responses but nothing was done in my favor.
I have board exam coming up so just was diverting my energy to it.
No way I am rich . I work 6 days everywhere. 
Gambling was hobby and ofcource I was loosing as math always works .

This phishing and stake's poor response made me quit bitter in terms of gambling online.

Hope after I pass boards can recoup money loss in phishing by working with better pay and more hours.

But 3 things
1. I accept I got phished and took L
2 no way I am rich nor I was lying
3 stake never responded on that case . Just support told me to change password and provide like 10 proofs to regain account.
I did recoup account to get my bonuses

Not active as before on here ad stake.

Stay safe members and hope this never happens to anyone even if they rich because it hurts alot mentally when this things happen.
Specially first time.

Best wishes.

[wxa7115]

Losing your money is always difficult, and losing it because you were the victim of a scammer is without a doubt many times harder, as it can be difficult to come to terms with it and accept what happened.

Since it seems that you are moving away from online gambling and you will begin to do so in real life instead then it could be a good idea to learn as well of all the scams that exist and that could come your way as you move to physical casinos and gamble there.

[Blitzboy]

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When it comes to security then im really that mindful when it comes to this thing on which if ever i have noticed that my mobile or pc is really that having some malware then i do really find ways for it to be cleared up or would really be cleared.We do have different ways on making some security measures on trying out to clean up something if you do notice that there's some malware.
This is why that if you dont like for you to lose money then you should really be that careful on clicking up links or downloading random online which its never been wise or not really that
ideal on doing so because you are really that prone to getting infected.

Once your device is infected then you would really be having that chance on getting hacked which it isnt really that limited on gambling accounts but also in other
accounts as well neither bank accounts or some accounts you do have in other platform or any wallet which it is really that imposing such risks.

Security is not something to be taken lightly. When it comes to devices, theres an urgent need to be critically cautious and vigilant. Many individuals underestimate the profound implications of a compromised device. How often have we heard of folks brushing off security alerts or updating their malware protection? Too often, if you ask me.

And heres the crux: its not just about your personal device's health. The consequences extend far beyond. A single infected device can jeopardize bank accounts, other platforms, wallets - the list goes on. Its an interconnected web, and one vulnerability can expose the entire network. Awareness and action are paramount. A proactive approach, rather than a reactive one, is the need of the hour, dont you think

[coupable]

Honestly, I have no argument to discuss the OP's credibility since he's been inactive for over a month which raises different hypotheses. The topic title is very misleading and should have been changed before leaving, or the stake platform representative should have asked one of the admins to change it if it is not possible to close the topic currently, since the discussion is still ongoing in it, as it appears. As for the last 4-5 pages, I'm sure it's definitely spam, and the most plausible hypothesis is that the OP doesn't know how to lock the thread.

[Wiwo]

Well good to you on that,  and I am glad that you have a stable work where you spend 6 hours daily and sure it is a pain in the ass for small guys to lose money most especially in cases like this or being scammed,  but then this is all features of the online world and that is why we do advice that we all get to be wise and conscious enough not to allow a third-party access into anything we have a password as privately on.

I believe you are going to concentrate more on committing your time to something more realistic even though you may have to work extra hours to cover up which is a great thing also at sometimes,  but then I advise you to stay off gambling for a while and in as much as it goes gambling whether you like it or not,  you must ensure loses at some point that may make you want to keep chasing it,  that is the reason why we say gambling is not a good means of earning and rather gambling should be done just for the fun of it.

[Mahanton]

Well good to you on that,  and I am glad that you have a stable work where you spend 6 hours daily and sure it is a pain in the ass for small guys to lose money most especially in cases like this or being scammed,  but then this is all features of the online world and that is why we do advice that we all get to be wise and conscious enough not to allow a third-party access into anything we have a password as privately on.

I believe you are going to concentrate more on committing your time to something more realistic even though you may have to work extra hours to cover up which is a great thing also at sometimes,  but then I advise you to stay off gambling for a while and in as much as it goes gambling whether you like it or not,  you must ensure loses at some point that may make you want to keep chasing it,  that is the reason why we say gambling is not a good means of earning and rather gambling should be done just for the fun of it.

If you are that someone whose really that earning average on a single day on which it is really just that sufficient when it comes to your living then it would really be that always wise and recommendable that you should really be making yourself that staying away with gambling yet we know on how risky it is and could really that affect when it comes to financial state not unless if  you are really just that spending on the money on which you can afford to lose then it would really be an another story. Good thing that OP did accept out that mistake on which getting phished is common specially if you arent really that careful when it comes to the things that you are dealing with. You cant really just that make yourself that go with things so carelessly knowing that hackers and scammers is really just that everywhere and if you dont make yourself that careful then you are really that
prone on such risks.

In overall, If you arent that rich then spending money on gambling is never been that ideal and since op is already that aware of those things that could happen then its good to know
but its just that normal that experience and real time scenarions could really be giving out that kind of learning on which it do makes us aware on next time.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Honestly, I have no argument to discuss the OP's credibility since he's been inactive for over a month which raises different hypotheses. The topic title is very misleading and should have been changed before leaving, or the stake platform representative should have asked one of the admins to change it if it is not possible to close the topic currently, since the discussion is still ongoing in it, as it appears. As for the last 4-5 pages, I'm sure it's definitely spam, and the most plausible hypothesis is that the OP doesn't know how to lock the thread.

Op was online on the 23rd of October, which is a day before yesterday, i am pretty sure that he or she must have visited this thread but still did not find it plausible to say anything, this makes me believe that his accusation of being phished on stake was nothing but a big sham, lie.

And secondly, if indeed he or she does not know how to lock a thread, then let him or her here and I believe every user who knows how to will be more than willing to tell him how, or better still, he or she can just search on google, "How to lock thread on bitcointalk".

And again, Stake representatives don't have to actually do anything, if we users feel the thread should no longer be open for discussions, we can simply report it to the mods, and with time, the mods will lock it, this is not impossible or hard to do.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Just to reiterate though and not defending anyone, it's not the gambling platform's fault if you have been phished or something. For sure majority of them have good security, but if you have been phished and you click some links so that blame is on you.

Exactly the point, because even if a platform has very good security but the account bearer jokes with their account security information, they would definitely help hackers gain access to their account, and in such a situation, the casino, or whatever platform it is, would not take blame for it. How can one receive a phishing email and go ahead to click on the link attached to the email? It's never right to click links without properly verifying if the link or the email is from the right source. I hope that OP can practice always verifying a link to see if it's right or not before he can open it. Sometimes, once a link is inserted inside a word or sentence, unless you copy it out, you can tell if it's the correct link, so it's not wise to even click a link directly from the source and cross-check if it's correct.

[coupable]

Honestly, I have no argument to discuss the OP's credibility since he's been inactive for over a month which raises different hypotheses. The topic title is very misleading and should have been changed before leaving, or the stake platform representative should have asked one of the admins to change it if it is not possible to close the topic currently, since the discussion is still ongoing in it, as it appears. As for the last 4-5 pages, I'm sure it's definitely spam, and the most plausible hypothesis is that the OP doesn't know how to lock the thread.

Op was online on the 23rd of October, which is a day before yesterday, i am pretty sure that he or she must have visited this thread but still did not find it plausible to say anything, this makes me believe that his accusation of being phished on stake was nothing but a big sham, lie.

And secondly, if indeed he or she does not know how to lock a thread, then let him or her here and I believe every user who knows how to will be more than willing to tell him how, or better still, he or she can just search on google, "How to lock thread on bitcointalk".

And again, Stake representatives don't have to actually do anything, if we users feel the thread should no longer be open for discussions, we can simply report it to the mods, and with time, the mods will lock it, this is not impossible or hard to do.

I find this to be a logical and sound analysis. I would like to add about the Stake platform itself, whose reputation can only be affected by this misleading title. The title is what most represents the problem in this topic, since the lie hypothesis is the most likely. Stake platform representatives can clarify in a separate topic and ask the administration to close the topic or at least change its title. I think this is the least that can be done within the limits of possibility.
I have reported the topic and I hope that moderators will take into consideration the reputation of stake's platform.

[Hamphser]

Honestly, I have no argument to discuss the OP's credibility since he's been inactive for over a month which raises different hypotheses. The topic title is very misleading and should have been changed before leaving, or the stake platform representative should have asked one of the admins to change it if it is not possible to close the topic currently, since the discussion is still ongoing in it, as it appears. As for the last 4-5 pages, I'm sure it's definitely spam, and the most plausible hypothesis is that the OP doesn't know how to lock the thread.

Op was online on the 23rd of October, which is a day before yesterday, i am pretty sure that he or she must have visited this thread but still did not find it plausible to say anything, this makes me believe that his accusation of being phished on stake was nothing but a big sham, lie.

And secondly, if indeed he or she does not know how to lock a thread, then let him or her here and I believe every user who knows how to will be more than willing to tell him how, or better still, he or she can just search on google, "How to lock thread on bitcointalk".

And again, Stake representatives don't have to actually do anything, if we users feel the thread should no longer be open for discussions, we can simply report it to the mods, and with time, the mods will lock it, this is not impossible or hard to do.

I find this to be a logical and sound analysis. I would like to add about the Stake platform itself, whose reputation can only be affected by this misleading title. The title is what most represents the problem in this topic, since the lie hypothesis is the most likely. Stake platform representatives can clarify in a separate topic and ask the administration to close the topic or at least change its title. I think this is the least that can be done within the limits of possibility.
I have reported the topic and I hope that moderators will take into consideration the reputation of stake's platform.

This isnt really just some problem with Stake but also it could really be that just a common things that do affect any casinos out there on which if there would really be those kind of accusations or
complaints that been raised then credibility of such platform would really be that in verge on getting that be tainted but since this community cant really be just that easily to believe then it is really
that not much effective most of the time on trying out to take down a certain site and since we are talking with phishing on here then it is really just that safe to presume  that this is really
that on users fault. Once other people do have access into your site just because you have just get phished then its really that whole discetion on what happened and not on the platform
itself. It is really just that showing on how reckless you are and now you are putting up some blame to the platform? It doesnt make sense.

[Wiwo]

Op was online on the 23rd of October, which is a day before yesterday, I am pretty sure that he or she must have visited this thread but still did not find it plausible to say anything, this makes me believe that his accusation of being phished on stake was nothing but a big sham, lie.

Such act of disloyalty and falsehood is what have me not paying any much attention to threads such as this one that seeks to build a one-sided accusation and without any backup evidence to support the claims because judging from what has happened and the discussions here in the thread,  ops may have already given up in his attempt to blackmail or frame up things around here at some point just to prove nothing much.

Sometimes those who come up with such accusations,  if asked to provide evidence will simply just walk away and never return to the thread,  but then we believe the thread will be locked at some point by the moderator.

[slapper]

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If you are that someone whose really that earning average on a single day on which it is really just that sufficient when it comes to your living then it would really be that always wise and recommendable that you should really be making yourself that staying away with gambling yet we know on how risky it is and could really that affect when it comes to financial state not unless if  you are really just that spending on the money on which you can afford to lose then it would really be an another story. Good thing that OP did accept out that mistake on which getting phished is common specially if you arent really that careful when it comes to the things that you are dealing with. You cant really just that make yourself that go with things so carelessly knowing that hackers and scammers is really just that everywhere and if you dont make yourself that careful then you are really that
prone on such risks.

In overall, If you arent that rich then spending money on gambling is never been that ideal and since op is already that aware of those things that could happen then its good to know
but its just that normal that experience and real time scenarions could really be giving out that kind of learning on which it do makes us aware on next time.

Look, folks, I've seen this many times... Gambling if you're barely making it? Bad idea, bad idea. Isn't it simple? Why take risks without cash? Gambling is dangerous. You can get into serious problems if you're not careful.

Now, OP being phished is fairly common. The internet is full of hackers and scammers. They're everywhere, waiting for a mistake. So be careful, extremely careful.  In conclusion, avoid gambling if you're broke. No way is it ideal. Always watch out for cunning hackers. Be careful, folkss

[shasan]

Exactly the point, because even if a platform has very good security but the account bearer jokes with their account security information, they would definitely help hackers gain access to their account, and in such a situation, the casino, or whatever platform it is, would not take blame for it. How can one receive a phishing email and go ahead to click on the link attached to the email? It's never right to click links without properly verifying if the link or the email is from the right source. I hope that OP can practice always verifying a link to see if it's right or not before he can open it. Sometimes, once a link is inserted inside a word or sentence, unless you copy it out, you can tell if it's the correct link, so it's not wise to even click a link directly from the source and cross-check if it's correct.

The better option is to bookmark the URL of the site and open the link from the bookmark so there won't be a risk to go another site and by then there will be no chance to be phishing by the mistake of that user. As a result, the user can make physhing free of himself/herself.

[Hirose UK]

Losing your money is always difficult, and losing it because you were the victim of a scammer is without a doubt many times harder, as it can be difficult to come to terms with it and accept what happened.

Since it seems that you are moving away from online gambling and you will begin to do so in real life instead then it could be a good idea to learn as well of all the scams that exist and that could come your way as you move to physical casinos and gamble there.

Hahaha, it true that almost all gamblers have difficulties and don't easily accept losing money especially if they lose money in scam casino and become victims of fraud perpetrated by a scam casino.
Maybe gamblers who are victims will come to this forum and immediately enter the gambling section to express what they are experiencing and even really ask for solutions or suggestions so that what has happened can be resolved.

Almost any gambling site that does not have high trust rating and good reputation will have high chance of being shady casino so we as gamblers should avoid such types of casinos.
Even though it is difficult to differentiate there are number of large casinos that are popular and certainly have good reputation.
My advice is to use a casino like this rather than using a small casino that has not been proven to be reliable.

[wallet4bitcoin]

I don't consider the title of this OP IDEAL! The reason why I said this borders around the ills of the digital space. The concept of phishing link is not in anyway connected to the stake site. Stake site is just one of the sites they decided to take advantage of. There are phishing links for even myetherwallet site.

Generally, we should be careful of phishing links and ensure to avoid clicking links or verify the url of those links when we see them on our devices. I make no mistake about checking the url in my devices before I click, that is if I have to.

[CryptSafe]

Op was online on the 23rd of October, which is a day before yesterday, I am pretty sure that he or she must have visited this thread but still did not find it plausible to say anything, this makes me believe that his accusation of being phished on stake was nothing but a big sham, lie.

Such act of disloyalty and falsehood is what have me not paying any much attention to threads such as this one that seeks to build a one-sided accusation and without any backup evidence to support the claims because judging from what has happened and the discussions here in the thread,  ops may have already given up in his attempt to blackmail or frame up things around here at some point just to prove nothing much.

Sometimes those who come up with such accusations,  if asked to provide evidence will simply just walk away and never return to the thread,  but then we believe the thread will be locked at some point by the moderator.

When accusations are being made, it is imperative that evidence is placed in demand so that the accusations would be accorded the attention it deserves but going by this display of OP, it is assumed that these are one of the recruited blackmailers paid to carry out such tasks against their perceived competitors which they would go at all cost to discredit but it is obvious OP could not get it straight but to ignore as the pressure is becoming high to prove their points.

Personal caution is what OP failed to take in his or her own case. So why then blaming the casino and yet can not provide any evidence pointing to the casino as having a great deal in it.

[Maxbet1]

Why would anyone want to lock this specially of it is learning curve. I learned my mistake. Went to giving and angry phase for loosing 10k. Now it is for educational purpose so other people don't have to go through this and stake wont give a flying F if you do.

I am not broke broke but 10k to scam definetly hurts unless you are multi millionaire or have daddys money
So my question is why paid members of stake wants to frame me and lock this. Why are you so concern about locking and title if u r just normal forum members.

Peace

[Maxbet1]

And to all stake fans . Unlocking my account was more hassle. I had to provide older transactions to stake as a proof which was 1 requirement out of 9 or 10. Even though I provided hash and transaction ID stake support was not ready to believe it was sent to stake. I had to highline stake deposit from their sight and my transaction to prove it was indeed sent to stake.

Guy argued me for whole day on this so you can see how user friendly they are.