Fake phishing token transfer

The same person reported in my previous report: https://www.chainabuse.com/report/f4e4f4e5-8489-472e-ba5b-1b5179e10718?context=browse-all "This individual contacted me on WhatsApp claiming to be Brian Moynihan, CEO of Bank of America. An absolutely ludicrous claim for many reasons, among them that he was using a Nigerian phone number. He is just one of a group of very bad, very amateur Nigerian scammers who share potential victims' (or "clients," in their lingo) phone numbers with each other, and contact them with the most absurd, absolutely ridiculous claims of being rich and powerful people who can deliver the victim extraordinarily high amounts of wealth (he promised me $15 million) in exchange for a fee. Naturally, he soon started demanding a $50 payment via either bitcoin or gift card (their preferred method of payment, as it is untraceable), and soon called me on the phone. He made absolutely no effort to disguise his Nigerian voice, and now claimed that his name was "John William" (a very common name they use for some reason) despite previously identifying himself as Brian Moynihan. After being extremely rude and disrespectful throughout our entire conversation, he then raised the demanded amount from $50 to $1000. Once he had gone long enough without receiving his precious Apple card, he offered to send me his bitcoin wallet, which I accepted, though told him to have no high hopes about me sending anything to it." After I reported his first bitcoin wallet, he offered to send me another address, which again, I gladly accepted.

This individual contacted me on WhatsApp claiming to be Brian Moynihan, CEO of Bank of America. An absolutely ludicrous claim for many reasons, among them that he was using a Nigerian phone number. He is just one of a group of very bad, very amateur Nigerian scammers who share potential victims' (or "clients," in their lingo) phone numbers with each other, and contact them with the most absurd, absolutely ridiculous claims of being rich and powerful people who can deliver the victim extraordinarily high amounts of wealth (he promised me $15 million) in exchange for a fee. Naturally, he soon started demanding a $50 payment via either bitcoin or gift card (their preferred method of payment, as it is untraceable), and soon called me on the phone. He made absolutely no effort to disguise his Nigerian voice, and now claimed that his name was "John William" (a very common name they use for some reason) despite previously identifying himself as Brian Moynihan. After being extremely rude and disrespectful throughout our entire conversation, he then raised the demanded amount from $50 to $1000. Once he had gone long enough without receiving his precious Apple card, he offered to send me his bitcoin wallet, which I accepted, though told him to have no high hopes about me sending anything to it.

I was promised huge returns on little money invested. It was with giant.tx.live. Then after paying huge fees when it reached 87k, they transferred me to a read-only wallet on 1inch. I found it the person was a scam. I found the person they were impersonating and they confirmed the wallet was and then sent it as tether to Bitcoin Pool Company. they have been nailing with me with fees nonstop and never sending me my profit of 423k. I’ve paid over 12k in fees that are lost.

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I was trying to receive the focus airdrop. I normally just buy on exchanges and hold. But I opened a bifrost wallet to receive airdrops. While I was looking for info to receive the focus airdrop. I was messaged by what seems to be a developer. Telling me to click the link and enter my seed phrase into the flare database network. I check for the website through the normal web, and was there seems normal. So I emptied out that wallet and transferred into another wallet. I had 3m flare staked that I couldn't move. As soon as the staking period was over they took it all. It was on the flare block chain. I didn't see that as a option in the drop down. I appreciate any help.

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I received an email from a scammer pretending to be Blockfi. I responded foolishly to the email as the timing coincided with Blockfi distributions. I scanned a qr code of my wallet and within 10 minutes my wallet was drained of virtually all my eth and qanx. The email address purported to have everbridge in the address

Hello, I clicked on a link on X (ex twitter) the scammer used the same official logo as Axondao on his X account He proposed a new staking offering so I clicked then i was redirected to the website of the scammer, after that I clicked on register than I connected my uniswap wallet and validated a contract I don't remember exactly what I did at this moment a few moments later i figured out that my 9036 axon token disappeared and I can't get any info from the website than I realized it was a scam

It was on x there was a airdrop for spectra coin so I clicked on it but when I approved it on Uniswap my coins where gone But now the x account is gone its nowhere to find

the scammers looks like the legit project and site. They ask to click the link for staking.

I was interested in using my coins to get into farming and I have been recommended to use Aerodrome finance. I googled it and was the first sponsor website I seen. I then had to connect my wallet to it for me to get started. Upon connecting, nothing happened. I waited a couple hours to check and upon checking my wallet. All of my money left on my wallet was gone. I googled on some reviews on reddit regarding this and found out that it's a scam. I also had other tokens that I cannot even see another, such as my position on Toshi, ElonRWA and Britt. All in total I lost my position and lost all my money.

How is UniSwap an exchange that can't do anything in case of problems? According to the hash of the transaction, my tokens went to an unknown address by mistake, which is completely clear. Contact the address owner's email and return my tokens. Anonymous wallet address 0x90f86774e792e91cf81B2Ff9F341EfcA649343A6 My main wallet 0x5e2C7c27b58c4b34c19ccdb5D7707b6265eE0685 Details of the transaction hash 0xc001b1e7e262a05b8b72ce1b5c6cc942fcd54707de1f9105d4661167aa926dd2 0xc44220d038599115ed651185e296e93aade5640886eb43df332c805ed0cf0e41

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