Known for its proximity to the crypto money world since 2020 Elon Musk, can not get rid of the network of scammers. Elon Musk and Twitter founder Jack Dorsey Malicious people who organized fake sweepstakes using his name managed to steal millions of dollars.
Fake cryptocurrency adsattended by Elon Musk and Jack DorseyThe ₿ Word” conference stealing millions of dollars using footage. These fake sweepstakes, highlighting Musk’s statements, promise to “doubly earn” everyone who attends the event.
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They created a fake crypto ad from Elon Musk’s speeches
False advertisements from malicious people continue to covet investors’ cryptocurrencies. Tesla CEO and Twitter founder It turned out that millions of dollars worth of crypto money was stolen using the videos in which he appeared.
A new report by Bleeping Computer showed that fake videos were used for scams that promised double returns to cryptocurrency investors. Videos using Musk and Dorsey’s speeches at The B Word conference last July have been viewed tens of thousands of times.
In some of these videos, giveaway for spectators A link was shared claiming to be done. The link was to a website where traders had to transfer their cryptocurrencies to take advantage of fake promotions. to the address on the website double payment to investors sending cryptocurrencies stated to be done.
The report is from one of the scam-linked YouTube channels. more than 1 million He showed that he was a subscriber. McAfee also listed 26 websites it believes to be linked to scams, but said the number is likely higher.
It is worth noting that in addition to fake sweepstakes on YouTube, there are thousands of crypto scammers on Twitter. These accounts using the name of Elon Musk, earning money through fake websites claims.
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