@thefed I saw which account you were talking about when I checked your post. Do you really think people trying to steal accounts with phishing sites are that stupid? Why would they follow each other. Just to get caught together? Don't they know what they're doing is illegal?

@thefed @caparadiso If you spot someone trying to scam people with a phishing site, I'll walk you through what to do using that account spamming Matt's profile as an example.

Look, they're using an address like t.co/008IisB8jg. That link redirects to a phishing site. (Make sure you only check these kinds of sites in a secure virtual machine or VPS or just stay away entirely.) The phishing site URL is claim.loyalty-hive.blog. It steals the passwords of innocent people who enter their active key or password there. What you need to do is figure out where they bought this domain. Checking the Whois info shows it was registered through Namesilo. If you submit an abuse report to Namesilo, they'll shut down the domain pretty quickly and nobody else gets scammed.

@thefed Instead of pointing fingers at innocent people, you should focus on solving these issues at the root. Sure, I might have followed the wrong accounts, but that doesn't make me one of them. Besides calling an innocent person a scammer, no matter where you are is a serious violation of the law. You ruined my account and my first post. If you're a decent person, you'll at least offer an apology for this. Otherwise I'll know where you stand.