I wanted to report the domain to its registrar and host, but the domain associated with the email used redirects to an AI-based marketing platform.[...]
Thats right regarding to where it goes.Very possible it might take the you to a website that you should enter your seed phrase before you proceed. This has been the most common one that the bad actors are using to scam people.
People that will fall for this need not to come to crypto because such bad act is easy to know and avoid, but people will still be people, they will still be scammed because they do not care to lean about how to avoid crypto hacks and scams.
I wanted to report the domain to its registrar and host, but the domain associated with the email used redirects to an AI-based marketing platform.
- Can you hover over the Start Setup button to see where it goes?
Thank you for providing the link in question... It appears that someone has already taken care of the issue [it now redirects to Wikipedia]: ScreenshotHi bro click thr start setup and it goes in here:
Code:https://privacymetaprofile.com/emailSyncFeature/Password.php
QuoteDomain Name: privacymetaprofile.com
Registrar URL: http://www.dynadot.com
Creation Date: 2026-02-05T22:24:23Z
Registrar Abuse Contact Email: abuse@dynadot.com
Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +16502620100
Name Server: AADEN.NS.CLOUDFLARE.COM
Name Server: NOLA.NS.CLOUDFLARE.COM
- add an email on your wallet
- Fingerprint access (The hell this would be require)
Thank you for providing the link in question... It appears that someone has already taken care of the issue [it now redirects to Wikipedia]:
Device password can be different from the wallet password. It is not good to use the same password on both your device and wallet.Some mobile wallets do have TouchID/FaceID enabled by default and require your fingerprint or face scan to unlock. It’s an extra layer of security that prevents theft if someone has physical access to your device.
Most probably, some of those web3 projects either sold your data or they got hacked, and those scammers got hold of your e-mail. We can't really trust any "web3" projects nowadays, geez. I guess it's best to always use a dummy email when signing up.Im sure some will received this kind of email if you had been active on some web3 projects that you incorporate your email in the past.
Anyone who connects their wallet to this phishing website and interacts with it by signing a fake transaction or by entering their seed phrase or private key if the site asks for it, will almost certainly lose all of their assets very quickly.Check image above (deym) theres the bomb message "Link metamask wallet"
Warning to other users to dont go fill that up its probably 100% scam
Do we really need an email address for using a non-custodial wallet like MetaMask? As far as I know, I have been using MetaMask but never used any email address. Then why should we take it seriously if we receive an email from MetaMask? It really doesnÂt make sense. Sometimes I notice such mail, and I just mark it as spam. It doesnÂt make sense to react to that since I donÂt provide any mail during the opening of a MetaMask wallet.Are you a metamask user? If so, then avoid this potential scam message that have been send on your email once you spotted this. Yesterday I received an email regarding metamask verification of your wallet that needs:
Good question, I am using my dummy email for such activity on web3 so I expect a lame attempt of a scam like the one I shared. The emails are really not needed but if youre a guy into web3, socialfi, ICO, whitelisting and active airdrop hunter you use often the email and your metamask address to disclose on some projects which typically be on the hands of project. ( Once that got compromised or maybe sold by that project) then your info such that email will be leak to these guys.Do we really need an email address for using a non-custodial wallet like MetaMask? As far as I know, I have been using MetaMask but never used any email address. Then why should we take it seriously if we receive an email from MetaMask? It really doesnÂt make sense. Sometimes I notice such mail, and I just mark it as spam. It doesnÂt make sense to react to that since I donÂt provide any mail during the opening of a MetaMask wallet.
Do we really need an email address for using a non-custodial wallet like MetaMask? As far as I know, I have been using MetaMask but never used any email address. Then why should we take it seriously if we receive an email from MetaMask? It really doesnÂt make sense. Sometimes I notice such mail, and I just mark it as spam. It doesnÂt make sense to react to that since I donÂt provide any mail during the opening of a MetaMask wallet.Are you a metamask user? If so, then avoid this potential scam message that have been send on your email once you spotted this. Yesterday I received an email regarding metamask verification of your wallet that needs:
On the other hand, there is no such verification for using Metamask. DonÂt be too innocent or stupid; scammers often look for new scam tactics. Unless we are careful, then we always have to lose; scammers just do not send MetaMask spoof mail; they also use various exchanges' spoof email addresses. We must verify such mail and avoid it.
Great catch [unfortunately, scammers are becoming more creative by the day]... For those who can, please also take a minute to report them to their registrar and host [it might help speed up the process (refer to the green text in post #5)].The fraud site only redirects to Wikipedia if you are a bot or are using a VPN. The fake MetaMask page still shows up if you have a residential IP address and non-bot user agent.
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