bc1q44j3y0qj3439ae2qfh4297zwajgqrg6zm0xmy9 scam

An impersonation scam involving cryptocurrency was reported on 2 September 2026. Fake Binance support scam, 2026-09-02, France. Two phishing emails displaying sender do-not-reply@ses.binance.com: first email (11:26 CEST) claimed Binance services were closing in the EU and that an operator would call; second email (11:29 CEST) delivered a 12-word seed phrase presented as a wallet backup. A phone call from a French-speaking "Binance security" operator followed. Victim imported the scammer-supplied seed phrase and withdrew funds from Binance to it. An automated sweeper bot immediately moved all assets (BTC, BNB, AVAX, USDC) to the destination addresses listed. BTC transaction: 12cf5151e5bae678ec605d35f174a95149477921d5cdf7d5ee6d89f844a98ce6 (block 965150, 12:05:51 CEST). BTC funds still unspent at destination address as of 13:11 CEST. Total loss approx. 2,000 EUR. Police complaint being filed in France (THESEE). Wallet addresses linked to this report: bitcoin: bc1q44j3y0qj3439ae2qfh4297zwajgqrg6zm0xmy9, bc1qrum2y7pkzc2r2jf9phhnnyd0v47qcu8e6ct4vk ethereum: 0xe13ae87bd894Ec2738d6ad4178Df4b675d23DcfB Do not send money or cryptocurrency to anyone connected to this report. If you have already paid, contact your bank or exchange and report the incident to your national fraud authority.