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Since the late summer of 2023, a fraudulent pyramid scheme has been established under the name DCPTG, not only in German-speaking countries, but also in other countries, whose operators promise “passive income with just 3 clicks a day”. This is said to be “a blockchain-based AI trading system for cryptocurrencies” that claims to detect alleged … Read more
No, the email below does not come from the post office or customs. It is from fraudsters who want to trick you into sending money to their email address [email protected] (set up at mailinabox.email) via a Paysavecard, which these scoundrels then use to have a good time. The supposed registered letter from abroad does not … Read more
The administration of the Anhalt-Bitterfeld district in Germany knows a thing or two about how much damage an encryption Trojan can cause. At 6:45 a.m. on 6 July 2021, an employee in the Office for Fire Disaster Control and Rescue Services there started his computer and was greeted with the message: “District of Anhalt-Bitterfeld, you … Read more
No, your e-mail account has not reached a maximum size. The sender of this email is a fraudster who wants to steal the access data to your email account. His server is located in the USA. The perpetrators are acting under the domain reg3.xyz, which has been hosted via the ISP namecheap.com. It should not … Read more
You are stupid and unscrupulous and want to earn a lot of money on the internet with little work? Google kindly gives you a relatively easy way to do this. You simply open 30, 40 or maybe even 50 different Google user accounts, each with a different email address. Don’t worry, Google doesn’t verify your … Read more
No, unfortunately BILD cannot tell you a secret system to get rich effortlessly. Neither the BILD newspaper nor the TV people from “Höhle der Löwen” have anything to do with this scam. These emails are sent via a Russian internet address. Anyone who clicks on the link lands on a page that contains malware and … Read more
No, you will not win a PayPal credit of EUR 1,000. This email does not come from PayPal. Behind the link lurks a malicious program with which criminals want to hijack your computer. The owners of the IP 194.150.215.183 are based in Moscow. „XYZ, wir vergeben dein AMAZON-Gutschein an einen anderen Teilnemer weiter“ This is … Read more
If you receive an e-mail from the sender “helpdesk” under your own e-mail domain, you should be careful. If this email then also contains the claim “Password for (…) expire today”, then a criminal is trying to get hold of the access data to your email address. These are worth a lot of money. Because … Read more
No, unfortunately this is not a “message from your Sparkasse”. It is a pishing email with which criminals try to intercept the access data to current accounts at savings banks. Do not click, delete!
