Coinbase scammer unveiled by ZachXBT

[Die_empty]

He was scamming people and blowing some of the money on gambling, this is not really talked about but the reason I posted it on the gambling discussion. Gambling does not respect anyone at all, even the scammer likely lost money to gambling is the reason ZachXBT posted that the scammer was blowing  part of the money on gambling.

Easy come easy go. He got the money fraudulently,  it would be easy for him to spend it carelessly. There are many stories of these criminals lavishing money on expensive cars, holidays, and clothing. Everyone wants more money, so he thinks he could use gambling to double his ill-gotten fortune. The people he has scammed would have to bear the losses since he blew the money on gambling, clubbing, and other activities. He should spend some time in prison for his crimes.

[goldkingcoiner]

Nice catch by ZachXBT!

It will definitely help in the future when nobody gets scammed out of their hard-earned money...

The main thing people have to remember all the time is that if something seems too good to be true or they get a feeling of unease in their "gut", chances are they are faced with a scam.

Best trust your own feelings on the matter.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

This guy is very unserious, he's a scammer and still flaunting his proceeds on group chats while he has no valid source of wealth. His immaturity led to him being bursted and that's the way karma chose to expose him.

No matter how the gospel of don't trust, verify is preached, people always fall for impersonation scams and it's heartbreaking. Maybe people should stop using the action buttons on their emails since these always redirects them to the scammers trap.

[albon]

The social engineering used by this scammer shows how effective this method can be as it is one of the most common techniques in scam. Many Coinbase users post their complaints in public and scammers exploit this by contacting them through accounts that appear professional and impersonating official exchange employees. This is widespread on popular messaging apps and social media.

Unfortunately, Some victims share their secret information with these scammers. Victims may also receive phishing emails that appear to be from exchange customer service team, containing fake links and convincing instructions that push the victim to comply without thinking.. Therefore, we should always make sure that we communicate with customer support only through the app or live chat, as this is much safer.