Facebook is facing great difficulties in launching the digital currency “Libra”.

But it seems much easier on the part of the scammers as they have already launched fraudulent fake coins to scam and grab investors’ money.

Scammers showcase their fraud scheme on this latest Twitter platform which has become the favorite kiss of scammers.

Some scammers submitted offers for subscription on January 25th, telling the possibility of obtaining 100 million LIBT tokens for 0.1 Ethereum.

The offer offers a larger amount when you invest more in Ethereum.

Interestingly, the account’s first tweet claimed that Libra will have a maximum supply of 500 billion tokens.

It is clear that the scammers did not spend much time creating the fake offer as the token distribution logic was marred by many errors and the tweets are riddled with misspellings.

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Investments (LIBT)

0.1 ETH = 100,000,000
0.5 ETH = 1,000,000,000
1 ETH = 5,000,000,000
2 ETH = 15.00,000,000

✅ Send Ethereum (investments) to:
0xF79Bafc0739dB4f3e49A3F47a7B807b13C662784
✅ Get the scale in Wallet

👉 Next: Stock Exchange Listing

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– Libra (CoinLibraToken) January 26, 2020

The scammers claim to have collected 100 Ethereum which is worth $18,200 at the time of writing.

The general sales limit is 20 Ethereum, and those interested in investing have to send Ethereum to a specific address, after which an address to send Libra tokens will be received.

The address referenced above in the tweet has received 3 ETH so far.

However reveal analysis Another is that all 39 transactions conducted so far have been almost empty.

Two victims were caught, or maybe the scammers were the ones who transferred themselves, as 3 units of Ethereum were sent, one transaction with 1 Ethereum and the other with 2 Ethereum.

This address did not receive many transactions other than these two equations, which is a clear indication that fraudsters used it to make the scam appear to be real.

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The Twitter account that posted the fraudulent investment has 12,000 followers, but according to its analysis, 41% of those are fake accounts.

It is clear that the account was also tampered with fraud, and according to the Ethereum transactions the scammers have not been able to make any victims.

This Libra ICO scam is not the first of its kind, as many similar operations have appeared.

On its platform, Facebook blocks such fraudulent operations and closes them automatically, both on the Facebook platform and even on Instagram.

So beware and agitate against similar offers.

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