So true. There was an email going around to everyone who owned EOS tokens and the website was almost identical and looked really legit. There as one small difference in the website address that distinguished it and if we click too quily before observing, it's not always after 3 or 4 clicks that they have access, sometimes it's through the first one. Though to be fair, most phishing scam sites ask for our credentials, so that's the major clue right there.
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