An unbelievable amount of bots on that twitter thread responding to a fake Ethereum giveaway by not 1, but 2 * fake Brian Action a/c's:
very nearly believed it was legit too..
*fake twitter handle of brianhacton (h) & brianpacton (p)
very nearly believed it was legit too..
*fake twitter handle of brianhacton (h) & brianpacton (p)
brianlacton (l) brianmacton (m) brianzacton (z)
Is it really that hard for Twitter to detect a fake look-a-like a/c given that:
a) the display name is the same for all fakes
b) they all have limited posts, all posting the same link
c) the bad actors do seem to be making ever so slight changes to (full square) profile pics in an avoidance attempt- ref https://imgur.com/a/QruDm ??
I've personally clicked report scam on the initial a/cs I listed along with all the fake a/c's that liked/replied duplicitously.