Malaya Ruiz
The Shib team is warning the Shib Army about suspicious links that could be potential scams. In an effort to protect users from falling victim to fraudulent activities, this list has been sourced from a report shared internally with The Daily Shib.
Suspicious URLs:
- https://getShiba.org
- https://spapecoin.com
- https://shib.top
- https://t.me/OfficialShibaAirdropBot
Email:
In addition to the above, you are advised to be careful with emails from this ID: email@tdns.top
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Shib Army and users are advised to exercise caution when dealing with unfamiliar emails or websites, especially those asking for personal or financial information. Verify their authenticity by reaching out to the team directly (see link below). Avoid clicking on suspicious links or downloading attachments from such emails. Report any concerning emails or websites for investigation.
Stay informed on Shiba Inu news and future alerts and warnings by joining the official channels and social media pages at https://linktr.ee/officialshibtoken.
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MALAYA RUIZ
Malaya is dedicated to helping individuals share meaningful narratives about crypto, blockchain, and future tech. Her extensive experience in editing, copywriting, and publishing gives her a deep understanding of the craft of storytelling and collaboration, which she channels through Shiba Inu's official publications. Malaya owns two dogs and therefore has a special admiration for the Shiba Inu breed.
