[Scam Alert] Fake Crypto Wallet Scamming Trap..

[ScamViruS]

I got a message on my Twitter saying, someone is offering such a huge amount of money with an emotional story. Actually this scamming technique is old, but they are still using it effectively to scam crypto users.Because if crypto users fall into this tempting trap, they can easily get scammed. Because if someone goes to withdraw these funds, they will ask them to deposit a fund to activate the account. Once you send funds, you will be given various reasons to send them again. This is a terrible trap, those who fall into this trap will not be able to get out of it. Therefore, crypto users should be careful of all these scams.

Website : https://coindu.vip/index/login/index

Domain:
coindu.vip
Registered On:
2025-12-20
Expires On:
2026-12-20
Updated On:
2025-12-25
Status:
client transfer prohibited
server transfer prohibited
Name Servers:
cass.ns.cloudflare.com
brad.ns.cloudflare.com

[RGBTC]

In fact, the scammer created several more clones of the site, and I've confirmed that none of the sites about CrypterWallet are legitimate based on their content. Furthermore, this is a web wallet that highly discouraged crypto wallet.

Code:

cryptera...world
coinco...vip
vip1...world
cryptera...life

[Shishir99]

There are hundreds more on X. If you stay a little more active and engage in crypto-related posts, you will realize there are dozens of spam messages in your inbox, and all of them send you similar types of messages. In most cases, they tell you that they want to give you back the money, so you should withdraw it as soon as you can. They pretend like they were sending the message to someone else, but they send it to you by mistake. This is kind of common scam tactics on X. I no longer check those PM since I know very well that they are scam.

[crwth]

It's the usual scam wrapped differently. It just shows how scammers are getting more and more deceiving. They are targeting people in Telegram as well to have you register in an unknown site.

Thanks for sharing, OP.

[tabas]

It sucks that these old traditional scams still have some victims because they don't know that this has been existing for a long time. The victim's greed will make themselves fall for this trap. Even if it's an obvious scam because out of nowhere receiving this kind of suspicious act of giving you money through their endorsed website should already give a red flag. I still receive this type of spam scam on my old emails and they never stop attempting this scam hoping that someone is going to take that bait. Thanks OP, I hope that this reaches those who are unaware of it.

[albon]

As you can see, he claimed to have $4 million in the account he sent on this scam website, where the amount appears in the account but it is a fake and fictitious balance, not real. It's simply to lure victims to this new site, which is only 9 days old. Users will lose their deposits and KYC information through it and will not be able to withdraw even a single dollar. Therefore, we always recommend avoiding offers that seem too good to be true, as they are traps relying on exaggerated financial temptations. Simply put, there is no free money that anyone can give you.

I have submitted a report to Cloudflare regarding this website as a Phishing/Scam Domain.

[ScamViruS]

As you can see, he claimed to have $4 million in the account he sent on this scam website, where the amount appears in the account but it is a fake and fictitious balance, not real. It's simply to lure victims to this new site, which is only 9 days old. Users will lose their deposits and KYC information through it and will not be able to withdraw even a single dollar.

They lure in such incredible amounts of money that inexperienced crypto users don't understand these scams, which ultimately leads to them falling victim to the scam. Funds cannot be withdrawn from the account for which they share the password, so they ask to contact support. When I contacted support, they said it was possible to create a new account and transfer these funds to that account and withdraw from that account. And when someone creates a new account, they ask them to deposit a certain amount to activate the account, and this is the final stage of their scam. Because they know that inexperienced crypto users will be tempted to withdraw $4 million, and will deposit the requested amount at risk, and that is why scammers are still promoting this scamming tactic because they are getting enough victims.