rule of thumb, any projects you are aware of by name suddenly posting a google airdrop form soliciting donations is probably a scam.  i don't know what the idiot that posted the form was thinking when Rebl was being distributed entirely for free.

I guess he just woke up then and heard about the boom. He gave it a thought and figured he might get the attention and traffic the dev of REBL had gotten, so he dabbled into it. The truth is, the scammer got it right because people were rubbed off their hard earned tokens and Ethereum.

I think Rebellious being on this list as a scam is an error, because i partook in the Rebellious project and got rewarded.

Quote from: AirdropAlert on January 24, 2018, 11:09:46 PM

Quote from: satoshi on January 23, 2018, 08:53:34 PM

Just be careful in airdrops from spammers asking private keys. Never share your private keys with anyone.

We agree!

To avoid scams we have a few general rules:

Never give your private keys!
Use 2 Factor Authenticator on your wallets
Be careful downloading wallets of smaller projects
Never click on links redirecting to wallets
Don’t use your main email address to apply for airdrops
Don’t re-use your passwords when you register on a website
Don’t send small amounts of crypto to receive your airdrop

Agree, just want to add,

always have an updated antivirus !!!
One of our members unfortunately lost all his cryptos due to a some kind of backdoor installed via a website
cryptos are easy money for criminals, so take extra precautions.

This informations are very handy.
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