Scam Number: Received in Gmail
Scammer’s Website or Email: Rice Mac • [email protected]
Additional information about this scam:
Hwz: Your devices are breached, and your data are exposed.
Token 0095846/I4787950/I249893/I0058767/I6
What’s good, stranger? Welcome to the party.
I suggest you take a moment to read this email thoroughly. I won’t say it twice—relax, take a deep breath, and digest the information. We’re talking about our agreement, and I need your understanding, pronto.
ready? and now knock it into your stupid head and remember.
Listen up, buddy, you’ve been skating on thin ice with your internet habits, clicking through those girlie pics and delving into the murkier corers of the web. Let’s have a little chat about that, shall we? Or better yet, let me lay it out for you.
Here’s the lowdown: now I’ve got access to your smartphone, and I’ve seen it all. Yeah, Yeah, I’ve got footage of you jerking off in the bathroom, in your room (nice setup, by the way)
Because you’ve been poking around those shady sites, I’ve managed to snag some valuable info about your device, giving me full control over it. I can peep at everything on your screen, switch on your camera and mic, and you wouldn’t even suspect a thing. Oh, and I’ve got access to all your emails, contacts, and social media accounts too.
Been keeping tabs on your pathetic life for a while now. Extracted quite a bit of juicy info from your system. Got videos and screenshots where on one side of the screen, there’s whatever trash you’re indulging in, and on the other, your dumb face. With just a click, I can send this filth to every single one of your contacts.
You ain’t got a clue about this, and it never even crossed your mind. My moves are slick, and the embedded code keeps updating every 30 minutes, so your antivirus software is none the wiser.
I get your concern and confusion, bro. That video was straight blunt, and I can’t even wrap my head around the humiliation you’ll face when your crew, your buddies, and your kin peep it out. But hey, that’s life, ain’t it? Don’t be playing the victim here.
Let’s put our heads together and find a way out of this.
I’m giving you an option here: I can wipe you out completely or you can show me some appreciation. How about dropping, yes, $1000, into my bitcoin wallet?
At this bitcoin address: 13GC34GNz1m9mQ8Ep2Tn3SrEgEcsGt5VFs
If you want some peace at night, pay this fee for my services.
I want you to know I’m aiming for a win-win here. I’ll do what I promised and scrub you clean as soon as you pony up. My system will catch that Bitcoin payment and wipe out all the dirt I got on you. Don’t even think about replying to this, it’s pointless. The email and wallet are custom-made for you, untraceable. I don’t make mistakes, pal.
And trust me, I’ve been thinking about my own privacy and safety. If I catch a whiff that you’ve shared this message with anyone else (like if it shows up on some other device), that video’s going straight to all your contacts.
And don’t even think about trying to switch off your phone or reset it to factory settings. It’s futile. Everything you need is in my hands, under my control.
You got 12-24 hours to get it sorted. I’m giving you plenty of time to think it over and do what’s right by our agreement. I’m expecting that payment.
Don’t sweat it. Treat it as a minor life lesson and remember to be more cautious moving forward.
Indeed, online advice about covering your camera isn’t all that pointless.
Best of luck. Goodbye. 