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Beware of the phishing website impersonating Codashop!

Aaron Hein
  • Updated

Hi Codashoppers!
There is an ongoing concern that shoppers have been falling for fake diamond top-up scams on fake CodaShop websites. Scammers lure shoppers by promising free diamonds and leading them to a look-a-like CodaShop website.

Any top-up performed on the fake page will be redirected to the scammer’s account instead.

These are the common types of scams you need to look out for when performing a top-up:

  1. Account advertising phishing websites on Facebook groups;
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  2. When typing “Free Diamonds” on Youtube’s search bar;
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  3. Fake Twitter accounts informing users on how to hack free diamonds and redirecting them to their page;
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  4. Vloggers saying free diamonds on videos encouraging users to check phishing links on the video description;
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    5. Fake mobile application
        Fake App
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Original Codashop App
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How to protect yourself from losing your money to fake websites?

  • Never click on any suspicious links on social media;
  • Do not perform any transaction on the fake websites;
  • Please carefully check the website you are accessing as some attackers may use the URL shortener technique;
  • When in doubt, feel free to contact our customer support.

 

Please be informed that:

  • The real Codashop website can be located here.
  • Codashop does not give out free diamonds. You may check our upcoming promos and latest news here.

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