Beware: Activists of CommunityFlare targeted by fake $FLR presale announcements scam Flare $XRP
Ninety-six bot accounts entered Discord and started aggressively promoting an FLR token presale that allegedly takes place in May 2022. They started messaging all Discord room members about the"internal" presale before the official launch.
Scammers announced that only Discord community members would be eligible for a presale; the campaign will only last for a few days.Discord administrators immediately removed all involved scammers and reiterated that the only legit way to get FLR is to receive it during an airdrop to XRP owners. Flare Network has not launched in mainnet yet, so there are no FLR tokens available for a public audience.As U.
Flare's IOUs are available against the largest stablecoin, U.S. Dollar Tether , but they cannot be withdrawn from the exchange, the Flare community stated.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
TRM Labs unveils community-driven scam reporting platformCrypto users are able to report, comment on and research illicit activity on Chainabuse, a new public forum.
Read more »
Tesla dumped by S&P ESG index and Musk cries label is a ‘scam’“While Tesla may be playing its part in taking fuel-powered cars off the road, it has fallen behind its peers when examined through a wider ESG lens,” said Margaret Dorn, senior director and head of ESG indices, North America, at S&P Dow Jones Indices.
Read more »
Phone scam: Phoenix Police warn public of caller impersonating officer, demanding moneyPHONE SCAM: Police are warning the public of a phone scam involving a caller impersonating an officer and demanding money.
Read more »
How to avoid 'rug pulls,' the latest cryptocurrency scamA new type of scam has emerged in the hype-filled world of cryptocurrency: the 'rug pull.' Here's a closer look at the scam and more of the week's best money reads.
Read more »
Convicted Killer Charged With Heading COVID-19 Fraud Scam From Calif PrisonFederal prosecutors say a woman who’s serving a life sentence for murder in California is charged with masterminding a $2 million fraud scheme involving COVID-19 unemployment money. The Justice Department on Tuesday said Natalie Le Demola is among 13 people charged with using stolen identities to apply for and receive benefits from the California Employment Development Department. Most of the money had been earmarked for relief for people suffering from business lockdowns and restrictions aimed at reducing the deadly spread of COVID-19 in 2020. Prosecutors say some of the identities were those of people who weren’t eligible for state unemployment insurance benefits because they were working, retired or in prison.
Read more »
Elon Musk Calls ESG ‘An Outrageous Scam’ After Tesla Was Removed From IndexThe Tesla chief executive’s comments followed the removal of his company’s stock from an index that tracks environmental, social and governance principles.
Read more »