Scammers are everywhere trying to impersonate Satoshi and sadly this won't stop. Some people will also be naive enough to fall for this type of scam.

That's why everyone must be careful and not get sucked into the scammers' plan. I don't see a plan of Satoshi ever appearing public, assuming Satoshi is still alive.

Everyone will claim that they're satoshi and to add fuel to the flame, they'll make things interesting and this is where they'll capture those people that are gullible and easy to scam. And these everyone that I am saying, they're the bad people, the outright scammers. While it's not yet gone, the craze about BRC20 tokens we are seeing the obvious from there. This is usually what happens when a project they're working in needs some attention to gain, they'll use every name that they can, every influence that they've got even it's fake.

Satoshi came back and promoted the coin in BRC20 this is the silliness they made, I see the site is no longer accessible.
Fraud is always there where they promote projects that are created and then associated with Bitcoin and Satoshi this is their way of getting money, anyone will not believe this talk because for me Satoshi will never come back.
Who claims Satoshi I don't believe even if he defends it himself, it would be even more unreasonable to bring OTOM as the coin he is promoting.

FYI the site has been removed. Glad I got the word out before he/she started promoting this BS 

I think this in general is kind of huge news (scam or not) just because we caught it early and did no damage does not mean this is not a big deal in terms of history and the time chain. people should know the domain has left the anon org that helped register bitcoin.org & setup satoshi’s email. There has been hacks of his GMX mail to my knowledge, but not this one and it is the same email Wright claims his lawyers looked at lol

its a big deal regardless there is also literally no news or info about why the domains didn't get renewed or why anonymous speech .com & vistomail .com shut down.. would love to know. Kind of wild.[

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AGREED I just wanted to protect the noobs especially with ordinals and first time tokens buyers etc from other chains. I've been here since 2105 and I'm still learning new things daily so I can't image what this is like for them lol.

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It is not enough to believe the person behind that email is Satoshi Nakamoto.

Many accounts of Satoshi Nakamoto can be hacked and to prove the person isare Satoshi Nakamoto, signing a message with PGP key is a condition.

In 2014, Hacker Hijacks Satoshi Nakamoto's Email, Threatens to Reveal All.

Satoshi hacked, the story so far.

This is a period we have to be watchful in other not to be a victim of scam, there are many people out on the mission to attack others just by claiming that they are Satoshi, we had a number of them already and still counting, one thing they all lack is the ability to show the prove, some are just wasting their time on nothing than to believe in themselves they can gain their unlawful desires through human pretence by using such means, we need to be on a look on them all, they can exist in any form.

Hello everyone,

Ive been following this forum for a few years now and only now i created my acccount to share this info with you:

On december 17th i was doing my own "research" on satoshi and came up with a "plan" to find some more info, possibly.

Ive emailed satoshi@vistomail.com among a few other emails in order to try my luck with my "plan". Such plan was far from being elaborate or product of a mastermind, it was just a simple idea and i had little hope it could work. Still my endless curiosity made me go for it.

Today I woke up, checked my email box and there it was - satoshi@vistomail.com replied to my email.

So yes, hardworkingfamilyman is saying the truth, he does have access to satoshi's email. But im still not sure of his intentions.

Ive replied back to the email, awaiting for news as well. Hopefully can be the beginning of a new era on this topic.

EDIT:

it is still a very big coincidence that 2/3days after ive emailed satoshi@vistomail.com i get an answer and this user pops-up on bitcointalk claiming to have good intentions. my email may have incited a scammer to have a different idea on how to cash in with this OR it can actually be true and just be a coincidence. either way, @hardworkinfamilyman you have our attention and im available to help get to the bottom of this and collaborate in the research.

Scammers are every where and doing shifting in their job, they have their hands on deck 24 hours of every day, devising new ways and strategies that will bring them the utmost possible profit.

But then, for we who are the potential victims, we must not allow ourselves to be carried away, we must study hard to always be one or two steps ahead  of the scammers, this way, they never will get us.

And I am actually very surprised as to how possible it was that an email previously used by Satoshi is out there in a hands of someone else, how was the emails gotten and who sold it?

Anyways, I will just keep watching here and see how all this plays out in the end.