190729 - 1BXavFhbxCpno2dFpS4BU4NvEJjjqCN8Kd - it was a lie the first time, and it isn't made more truthful by repeating it 124 times. ???? she doesn't have access to my computer, i don't look at porn on the web, i don't even have a webcam, and she doesn't have any bitcoin in her wallet. let's keep it that way. ????
Canada, 2019-07-29 15:43:06
I dont have webcam so she can put it out on "The Dark Net" all she want, where there is alot of " the very sick people are" as she says :-)
Denmark, 2019-07-29 15:52:00
Demanding Bitcoin payment, claiming password was stolen.
United States, 2019-07-29 15:55:46
old email address being used to attempt blackmail
United Kingdom, 2019-07-29 16:03:47
Please show me you are capable to put my video on the web, or no one should ever pay you anything. I'm sure that you are not capable to, because you've got nothing.
United States, 2019-07-29 16:30:51
This person claims he has hacked my PC and recorded all my info by a malware he has written. So he pretend he has programming ability. This is the main flaw. A programmer will not be patience enough to wait 3 days (for the ransom). A programmer will not beg for money either
United States, 2019-07-29 16:34:11
Got an email from this person...…"Your computer was infected with my private malware, your browser wasn't updated / patched, in such case it's enough to just visit some website where my iframe is placed to get automatically infected, if you want to find out more...etc...asking for $800 in BTC or my private data will be published...
United States, 2019-07-29 16:44:54
Stated that they hacked my PC with a very old password and has videos and if I do not pay 800 in bitcoin to this account that they will put these out for everyone to see. These do not exist as I am not a person that does that. Also states that his malware gave him full access and control over my computer.
United States, 2019-07-29 16:45:18
Generic webcam hacking then asking for bitcoin.
Philippines, 2019-07-29 16:49:17
Black mail warning me to expose my data and putting in risk my life if I don't pay what the email says.
Mexico, 2019-07-29 18:13:37
Sends an email stating that they've compromised passwords (with a password as evidence) and that 800 BTC will be needed to prevent sharing that data.
United States, 2019-07-29 18:58:43
Show up with an old password claiming that he got it from hacking my computer. Why use an old password and not a recent one? If he's been monitoring my activities (to the point that he able to capture videos of me play with myself that happens randomly), he should know all my recently used password. But no, he shows only an old password that I haven't used for more than a decade. Why? He has got nothing but just 1 old password. Since he claims that he has also removed his malware, he can't do it any more. Why shall I pay?
United States, 2019-07-29 19:27:17
I believe that this guy has nothing but just 1 old password. From his e-mail, only the password is right, and the rest are assumptions. He mentions video of pleasuring myself means that the password is coming from a XXX site, so he "assumes" the victims will do "that" sometimes. The question is when his malware know the victim is doing "that"? Such activities are usually random (anyone scheduled "that")? This guy will be busy to monitor all his victims 24x7 (worldwide) and attempt to record a video (provided that the web cam is also aiming properly). Ha ha ha...
United States, 2019-07-29 19:35:19