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1JfnsTBvRQYNvzxYFTQBtEUgojmPy2vd6F Bitcoin Email Scam

Myantispyware team January 20, 2022    

1JfnsTBvRQYNvzxYFTQBtEUgojmPy2vd6F is a bitcoin wallet address used by scammers to receive a ransom from the victims of the “I know, it’s unpleasant to start the conversation with bad news” EMAIL SCAM. If you receive an email containing this address, mark it as spam or delete it. Do not believe what is written in the email and ignore the threats of scammers.

 

1JfnsTBvRQYNvzxYFTQBtEUgojmPy2vd6F

1JfnsTBvRQYNvzxYFTQBtEUgojmPy2vd6F Bitcoin Email Scam


 

These scam emails say that hackers hacked into your computer/phones/email account and recorded you visiting adult sites. They threaten to distribute the video to your family and friends, unless you pay into their Bitcoin account. It is a scam. The people behind these emails are scammers. Don’t pay them anyway!

Threat Summary

Type Bitcoin Blackmail Scam
NAME I know, it’s unpleasant to start the conversation with bad news EMAIL SCAM
Scam emails Subject Line Don’t forget to pay the tax within 2 days!
Ransom amount 1340 USD
BTC Wallet 1JfnsTBvRQYNvzxYFTQBtEUgojmPy2vd6F

 

17BSLhc597GybEuZ4DyFpdtceY3Moi3nWo, 19Ya5oeV6zqsHa9TSyurpeF1LpYJqm84Yv, 1N5J73F3gYPgZ8zkbnUhoryrYjQcqsA7St are other bitcoin wallets that are used in extortion schemes. Scammers use cryptocurrencies because it is hard to trace. We want to emphasize that these blackmail emails are 100% fake and should be ignored.

In order to know more about this blackmail scam and how to protect yourself, please read the article I know, it’s unpleasant to start the conversation with bad news EMAIL SCAM.

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