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RE: Hacking continues @samstonehill level 70 ACCOUNT was fooled, Don't be next
Thanks for sharing this @zeartul. So far I will be in touch with the godaddy team support (as I'm member I may find something). I have checked this domain and it is been registered using godaddy. The info you may find, using a whois lookup will be this one:
Created On: 2017-10-09 Expiration Date: 2018-10-09 Last Updated On: 2017-10-09 Registrar: GoDaddy.com URL: http://www.godaddy.com
Registrant:
Name: Ned Scott
City: New York
State: Ciudad de Mexico
Country: Mexico
So the guy is very funny by putting @ned's name as a registrant. Well as soon as I can get in touch with them I will ask them how can we know this guy real name and address. He may have a linked credit card when he bought the domain. As soon as i get more info I will let you all know. IMHO this kind of people are very bad. I know how hard it is for many of us to get some reputation and gain our rewards by posting. This is why I'm here to help.
Godaddy will and cannot provide you with this information without a court order.
You used to be able to determine the owner (and registration address) of a domain name, but that was removed because of people getting threatened, harassed and attacked.
All we can do is stay vigilant.
Thanks for answer @rmz. Even that they won't give you any info, they allow you to report any suspicious activity within a website registered under their services. This is what I did some minutes ago.
So let's see what happen now.
In other news, feel free to check this out. A Chrome extension ethaddresslookup I have it installed and just now, I've realised, it works warning you about phishing websites:
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So I guess it may be helpful in our "fight against Steemit's Crime organisations"
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