Got an email, text, or call claiming to be Coinbase? Paste it here. ScamGuard checks the sender, links, and wording against thousands of known Coinbase phishing scams and crypto drainer attacks — instant verdict, no signup.
'Suspicious login from Russia — click here to secure your account.' Link goes to coinbase-verify.net which steals your password and 2FA.
A Discord link asks you to 'connect wallet to claim airdrop'. Approving the contract empties your hot wallet in one transaction.
Real Coinbase emails come from @coinbase.com and never ask for your password, seed phrase, or 2FA code. Paste the full email or the link inside it into ScamGuard — we check the sending domain, link destination, and wording against known Coinbase phishing patterns.
Coinbase does not make unsolicited phone calls. If someone calls claiming to be Coinbase support, hang up. They're after your 2FA code, seed phrase, or remote-access permission.
The 'unauthorised transaction' phishing email — it links to a fake login page that captures your password and 2FA code, then drains your wallet. Always log in by typing coinbase.com yourself.
We can produce an evidence pack (wallet trace, screenshots, timeline) you can take to Coinbase's compliance team and law enforcement. Recovery depends on how fast the funds were laundered — act within hours, not days.
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