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97% of emails probably will though.

• piva00 4y ago
  People don't usually trade emails for money though.
  • lb4r 4y ago
    Of course not, but the point is that the lower the barrier to entry is, the greater the scammer-to-non-scammer ratio will be, as long as money is involved, or could be involved, either directly or indirectly.
  • 40four 4y ago
    The point is that an unsuspecting/ naive user of malicious emails will be tricked into giving away their personal or banking info. Or sending money to “renew their car warranty” and what have you. I don’t see how that’s any different that an unsuspecting/ native user rushing head first into some random scam coin they have no business paying for and getting rugged. Some people are stupid. That will always be the case. And there will always be dirtbags trying to take advantage of them. That’s a part of life. Has nothing to do with the underlying technology of crypto.