Hello All! I'm looking for a treasure hunter!!

[crashbandicoot]

Proceed with caution:

FBI warns criminals are stealing money with fake QR codes​

Link:

FBI warns criminals are stealing money with fake QR codes

Dang thugs,corrupt everything. If they worked as hard at an honest job they,d probably make more money. Death to all criminals.

 

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[traveller777]

Proceed with caution:

FBI warns criminals are stealing money with fake QR codes​

Link:

FBI warns criminals are stealing money with fake QR codes

thanks for sharing

 

[Gare]

This is a bit of a weird one, I'm looking for a QR code treasure, if anyone can get back to me I can give more details!

I would like to welcome Acannon to Tnet but he has not been back since he joined

 

[traveller777]

I would like to welcome Acannon to Tnet but he has not been back since he joined

Must have found his QR code treasure.

 

[ticndig]

Dag burn it , I been looking in the dirt for treasure for over half my life and come to find out it's on my phone.

 

[Gare]

People come here join post questions then never return to the site. Kind of disheartning

 

[ticndig]

People come here join post questions then never return to the site. Kind of disheartning

many in todays world look for fast , easy or instant gratification. and that ain't treasure hunting.

 

[Gare]

many in todays world look for fast , easy or instant gratification. and that ain't treasure hunting.

That is so true Ticndig

 

[traveller777]

The guy that made this post was likely trolling us and thought himself funny.

 

[GoDeep]

Many don't come back because they aren't here to join, they're running a phishing scam. In this case, they wanted you to private message them and then they could take it off Tnet and begin the QR code scam. ( i posted a link about QR scams previously),

Basically, the scam works like this:

"You message him and then the scammers can send an email, text, share a flyer or send a piece of mail that includes a QR code. The victim scans the code with their phone’s camera and opens the link.

In some scams, the QR code takes the victim to a phishing website where the victim is encouraged to input personal information or login credentials for scammers to steal. In other scams, the QR code makes the phone automatically launch a payment app or follow a malicious social media account.: