Phishing website watch out
Phishing website watch out. Sent a btc address through their website as a privatenote. When they received the link different btc address showed up. Lost 6570 usd in btc. Watch out everyone.
31 August 2023
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It's so awesome that you can be …
It's so awesome that you can be discreet.
8 November 2017
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Great tool to deliver someone a message …
Great tool to deliver someone a message which is read only once. Another great functionality for this one would be the impossibility to copy the text inside the note.
2 June 2017
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