⚠️[SCAM] xmrwallet.cc - Phishing Domain Change (formerly xmrwallet.com); now behind DDoS-Guard (185.129.100.248) #40
Description
Grandpa Artem from Moscow is on the Run
It seems our "Grandpa" Artem (a fitting name for someone so old-fashioned) has decided to make a run for it. Someone should check if he took his meds today, because he clearly forgot that you can't outrun the internet when you're that old and slow.
The old man has officially lost it. He went out and bought a "shiny new" hosting plan from his favorite DDoS-Guard and registered a brand-new domain. He even set up a redirect, thinking he’s a mastermind.
Does he really think this will save him? Let’s be clear: setting up a new front doesn't erase the past. Our elderly friend doesn't seem to realize that there are many "disappointed relatives" (his victims) who have some very pointed questions for him—questions about his pension, his disability status, and some unresolved family business regarding the money he’s been taking.
The Scammer’s New "Hideout":
New Domain: **xmrwallet.cc**
New IP Address: 185.129.100.248 (DDoS-Guard)
Listen, Grandpa, changing your doorstep doesn't change who lives inside. We can still see you through the window. Stay hydrated and don't forget to take your pills, old man. You’re going to need them for the headache that’s coming.
