Why can't the scammers just do it the old-fashioned way? Start a mining company and market it as having a "world class asset with a great management team". 😁
I’m curious if these Scammers are capable of using a legit owner’s “handle/name” within the Substack domain and posting a URL link in the same manner as I’ve seen on YouTube for years. That would open up Substack to hacking via seemingly legit looking links.
Why can't the scammers just do it the old-fashioned way? Start a mining company and market it as having a "world class asset with a great management team". 😁
Opportunities in crypto..that sounds just like you, Ferg 😆
Ya I have got a few of these follows as well. Ferg you know you’re big time when you get imposter scammers!
I'd love to see what would happen if Ferg got his hands on one of these scammers. You don't mess with a guy that lists BBJ as a hobby LOL.
Didn't realise this. Thanks for the tip-off.
Good to know they are coming. Hopefully the bots stay on X
That's when I'll know that I made it: when I have clowns impersonating me on Substack and Twitter. :)
correct
What if they're trying to sell us on some bombed out shipbuilders? ;)
I'll be the first to fall for it haha
That sucks ... Sorry to see this happen more and more.
Ahh yes, I received the 'ambitious individual'! Geez no where's safe it seems! Cheers for the alert.
I’m curious if these Scammers are capable of using a legit owner’s “handle/name” within the Substack domain and posting a URL link in the same manner as I’ve seen on YouTube for years. That would open up Substack to hacking via seemingly legit looking links.