paxcoin.net

Paxcoin.net scam/phishing email Heads up, an email I have never used for crypto got 2 phishing emails in the past 24-hours from PaxCoin.Net with a username, password to collect 27 BTC. Clearly a scam but wanted to see if anyone got this?

Warning, new scam on paxcoin.net I got this email from a random person: >Hello, > >Your bitcoin wallet has been funded with 51.85 BTC making a total of $ 1,204,519.22 USD. Login with details below; > >Website     :  Paxcoin .net   \[REMOVE GAP\] > >Customer ID :  87453088 > >Password    :  module@22 > >My investment interest will be due in a week time, I'm so excited. > >Cheers, > >Kodee Whittenham I thought, interesting scam. The email I used they can link to the Customer ID they sent me, but I decided just to take a look at [paxcoin.net](https://paxcoin.net) (domain created 3 days ago!). It looked stodgy but decent, so I decided to try the login information, which worked, but immediately they wanted me to change my password, and they needed a phone number to send the OTP code to. I gave them a phone number that I have access to, and they had a voice call OTP from the US, and after putting in the OTP, I got in. As the email had said, in the account was over 50 BTC. Functionality of the site looked OK, it was a completely none KYC affair, and the rationale was that they were not an exchange (although they offered the option to withdraw to a bank account). The scam (their profit) was still not clear to me, so I decided to try to withdraw the BTC to an address I had lying around. Now they said that for a new account, you first had to transfer 0.00001 BTC, so I did that. Within an hour, it had indeed arrived. So I took the next step and tried to transfer the rest. And here is the (clever!) scam: They claimed that "I" had set up a minimum withdrawal (that was just 0.0641 BTC more than the balance of the account). Here the greedy scammee would think: I just need to top up to the amount required so I can withdraw the whole amount!! And after transferring that balance find, that he had lost that money and got scammed for a nice amount..! I didn't try to see what would have happened next, but the