Members have reported encountering various scams targeting webcam models, emphasizing the need for vigilance and caution. Key insights from the discussion include:

  • An incident involving a scammer using a fake Amazon gift card to pay for a show. The email appeared legitimate but contained an invalid code, and the scammer became aggressive when confronted.
  • A warning about a counterfeit email from Gift Rocket that seemed authentic but included a malicious PDF capable of hacking into the recipient's computer, allowing remote access control.
  • Advice from experienced members to only accept claim numbers and to manually enter them, avoiding any links to prevent potential scams.
  • Multiple members have encountered similar scams, including fake gift cards leading to phishing websites designed to steal login information. These incidents have led to serious consequences, such as the need to factory reset devices due to viruses.
  • A particularly unsettling experience where a scammer gained remote access to a computer, going so far as to interact directly with the victim through Notepad.

Members are encouraged to share their experiences and tips for avoiding scams on the Wall of Shame to help inform and protect the community.


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