Stealing a Cocky Scammer’s Crypto Wallet

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    He Tried to Scam Me… So I Took His Crypto
    I Turned the Tables on a Cocky Crypto Scammer

    30 Comments

    1. force shutdown, format or change hdd-ssd, reinstall OS and use computer again. Worse case scenario reflash, in todays world their tricks are worthless and very temporary

    2. "ItS nOtStEaLiNg If ItS fRoM sCaMmErS"

      Yes it is, stealing is stealing. If you steal stolen goods thats still stealing. Giving back would require the one who stole to be forced to give back what they stole themselves.

      ScammerPayback is already on a thin legal line hacking into computers and installing malware. Accessing banks and accessing crypto wallets is a massive no, even if they claim theyd give back to victims.

      Theyre 100% right to never touch the funds of the wallet itself, and them paying back the victim is their own doing with their own funds.

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