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Security Update: Warning Regarding CoinW Impersonation Scams
Published on: 2026/02/13 18:38Last Update: 2026/02/13 18:38

To CoinW users: 

 

We have identified a scam involving a fraudulent website and mobile application that mimics CoinW’s name, graphics, logo, and branding.  Scammers identify potential victims through publicly available information on the internet and social media platforms like LinkedIn.  The scammers use the potential victims’ social media profiles to verify the victims’ location and initiate communications.  The scammers then move communications to Telegram. They use manipulative tactics, including fabricated stories of lavish lifestyles, to convince victims to transfer cryptocurrency to wallet addresses they control.

 

Please remain vigilant.  

 

  • Always ensure you are on the official CoinW website or App before entering any information.  

  • Representatives of CoinW will NEVER try to convince you to deposit more money or engage in any particular trades.  

  • Before interacting with any communication that claims to be from CoinW, carefully check the sender information.  

  • Please do not respond to unsolicited messages, even if somebody represents that the message is from CoinW.  If you ever have any questions about a particular communication, please contact us at [email protected]

 

If you suspect fraud or encounter a suspicious site, message, or App claiming to be CoinW:

Stop immediately and report it through our official support channels at [email protected].  

 

If you believe your account or device may be compromised:

Change your password immediately and contact CoinW support at [email protected].    

 

Your security is our priority.  Thank you for helping us keep the CoinW community safe.

 

CoinW Security Team

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Security Update: Warning Regarding CoinW Impersonation Scams
Published on: 2026/02/13 18:38Last Update: 2026/02/13 18:38

To CoinW users: 

 

We have identified a scam involving a fraudulent website and mobile application that mimics CoinW’s name, graphics, logo, and branding.  Scammers identify potential victims through publicly available information on the internet and social media platforms like LinkedIn.  The scammers use the potential victims’ social media profiles to verify the victims’ location and initiate communications.  The scammers then move communications to Telegram. They use manipulative tactics, including fabricated stories of lavish lifestyles, to convince victims to transfer cryptocurrency to wallet addresses they control.

 

Please remain vigilant.  

 

  • Always ensure you are on the official CoinW website or App before entering any information.  

  • Representatives of CoinW will NEVER try to convince you to deposit more money or engage in any particular trades.  

  • Before interacting with any communication that claims to be from CoinW, carefully check the sender information.  

  • Please do not respond to unsolicited messages, even if somebody represents that the message is from CoinW.  If you ever have any questions about a particular communication, please contact us at [email protected]

 

If you suspect fraud or encounter a suspicious site, message, or App claiming to be CoinW:

Stop immediately and report it through our official support channels at [email protected].  

 

If you believe your account or device may be compromised:

Change your password immediately and contact CoinW support at [email protected].    

 

Your security is our priority.  Thank you for helping us keep the CoinW community safe.

 

CoinW Security Team

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