Google Ads Promote Fake Version Of Crypto Whales Market

Scammers tricked Google Ads to Defraud Crypto users

Once again scammers tricked Google Ads to fool Crypto users to empty their digital wallets. Recently, False domain names appeared on Google search engine result pages through Google Advertisements promoting an online platform, Whale Market to deceive users leading to Crypto fraud.

As per the Bleeping Computers, the scammers on the whale market enable the users to trade the airdropped Tokens. 

Legitimate Domain Address headed to forged website on Google Ads

According to Bleeping Computers, the recognized domain address of the whale market led the users to the fraudulent website instead of the legitimate website which emptied the user's crypto. 

The legalized domain name of the website is www.whales.market and the malicious website that deceives users is www.whaels.market. Besides this, Bleeping Computers recently found many forged websites of Whale Market that trick users with false domain names. One of the sites detected is www.whaless.market which is already inactive.

Along with this, the replica copies interface of the authentic website of the whales market builds trust among the Crypto users. It links their digital wallets to the misleading path for draining their Crypto Assets.

Conclusion

Fraudulent acts by scammers in showcasing forged advertisements are common these days. Scammers create malicious websites to mislead users with their authentic offerings. Scams using Google Advertisements and other social media applications are common these days where scammers show fake urgency, scarcity, false claims, phishing scams, malware scams, etc. 

Being cautious in this digital world is essential because only some websites or promotions are genuine or trustworthy. Some will empty your wallets and some will steal your data. 

To stay safe it is important to check the genuity of the website, and check the actual URL of any ads before clicking on it. Also, report the suspicious ads to stop being tricked by any scammer.

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