Cardinalstone Registrars Limited has alerted the public, especially shareholders, about a dubious promo being perpetrated by scammers in its name.
Indeed, the false promo, titled ‘Biggest NFT Giveaway’ has been widely distributed among shareholders of companies that Cardinalstone works for, soliciting participation in the scam which they gave the subtitle, ‘We are giving away NFT tokens’.
In the solicitation, with an originating email as [email protected], the scammers asked potential victims to provide some personal details that are reminiscent of the handiwork of hackers.
Part of solicitation, filled with grammatical errors, said: “Use this powerful giveaway to promote your NFTs, build awareness and grow your online community.
“With this easy campaign template you can give away some NFT freebies and let users unlock chances to win by completing valuable entry actions like:
- Entering their crypto wallet address
- Following you on Twitter
- Retweeting you
- Tweeting about your crypto
- Joining your Discord server
- Getting friends to enter your campaign
In its response, Cardinalstone Registrars Limited counseled those who received the mail to delete it immediately, while promising to do “doing everything possible to ensure the safety and security of our systems.”
Part of the company’s reaction read: “We have been informed that you may have received an email with the subject ‘NFT Giveaway’ from scammers pretending to work for us and trying to entice shareholders with fictitious giveaways. Kindly disregard and delete the email immediately.
“We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and we thank you for your continued trust in our business.
“The security of our customer’s personal and financial information is of utmost importance to us, and we want to assure you that we are doing everything possible to ensure the safety and security of our systems.
“Here are a few safety measures to take:
- Ensure that the subject of the mail is related to your shareholdings held by us
- Confirm the identity of the sender before opening attachments or clicking on links, even if they appear to come from a legitimate source
- Call us to validate if the mail is from us especially when it does not relate to your shareholding activities
“If you have any concerns or questions, please do not hesitate to contact our customer support team, who will be happy to assist.
“Thank you for your attention and cooperation.”
