SCAMMING BIZ

[Anonymous No.19320882]

Anons, if I came up with an elaborate plan to get brainlets to send their crypto to my address, is there any chance I can get in legal trouble? Hypothetically, obviously...

[Anonymous No.19321020]

>>19320882
Depends if you can at least pretend to offer a product in the process

>elaborate plan to get brainlets to send their crypto to my address

in 10 years this is the only use case we have found for crypto of yet

[Anonymous No.19321048]

>>19321020
No product, fake info only

[Anonymous No.19321092]

>>19321048
>fake info
Yes. You sound like a terrible person. Once you start contributing to the community, you will be rewarded with money. Try that instead. Or seize the means of production or whatever. Don’t resort to scamming fellow humans.

[Anonymous No.19321102]

>>19320882
Nice job advertising your plan for everyone to see dumbass

[Anonymous No.19321126]

>>19321092
Weak sauce anon. You’re not going to make it. Ever heard of survival of the fittest? Not my fault if some idiots fall into a scam. Now back to my original question, what are the legal implications? How will they know it’s me?

[Anonymous No.19321145]

>>19321102
What’s my plan anon? You won’t know. You could be next.

[Anonymous No.19321174]

>>19320882

Because everything leaves a trail yo can be prosecuted, it can take a while but you will be found if you are reported by a person who is scammed

[Anonymous No.19321185]

>>19321174
So how do devs exit scam? Is that just legal because they own the tokens?

[Anonymous No.19321197]

>>19321185

Exit scamming doesn't steal others tokens it takes money from an exchange like stocks, they cash out their tokens and the price falls

[Anonymous No.19321201]

>>19321145
You wish. I’m not a brainlet

[Anonymous No.19321203]

[Anonymous No.19321215]

>>19320882
if you want to scam biz, just join in the next pnd

>>19320307