[ewxrbg]

Can anyone confirm if this is legit? Thanks for sharing though, I'll def look into it in the future

[Combolist]

For the curious one, a good percentage of the emails listed in the file belong to a mix of Crypto and non databases,
it shares just email addresses, including 4.1K in format local part plus (+exodus)
 
zazamomn789+exodus@gmail.com
zdanova79+exodus@gmail.com
zegbi_89+exodus@yahoo.com
zel.hernal29+exodus@gmail.com
zeldan99+exodus@gmail.com
zenya-69+exodus@yandex.ru
zeus_cesar_89+exodus@live.com.mx
 
 
I have to admit that some emails have never been seen before, but I still have some doubts about the origin of it,
for example taking a look at those two emails:
 
admin@exodus.com
support@exodus.com
 
admin@ & support@ in the mailing list?
The origin of the data is still unclear and not specified by the OP yet.
@KrimCo could you mind telling when and where you got this file?
A similar claim was made this year about an alleged Opensea mailing list, upon verifying and confronting with people the file
originated in 2017, presumably on an exposed 'Spam list'.
As my analysis suggests, I can tell this database is fake at 98%, and just a mix of recycled and fabricated records, definitely not
worth spending 8 credits.

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For the curious one, a good percentage of the emails listed in the file belong to a mix of Crypto and non databases,
it shares just email addresses, including 4.1K in format local part plus (+exodus)
 
zazamomn789+exodus@gmail.com
zdanova79+exodus@gmail.com
zegbi_89+exodus@yahoo.com
zel.hernal29+exodus@gmail.com
zeldan99+exodus@gmail.com
zenya-69+exodus@yandex.ru
zeus_cesar_89+exodus@live.com.mx
 
 
I have to admit that some emails have never been seen before, but I still have some doubts about the origin of it,
for example taking a look at those two emails:
 
admin@exodus.com
support@exodus.com
 
admin@ & support@ in the mailing list?
The origin of the data is still unclear and not specified by the OP yet.
@KrimCo could you mind telling when and where you got this file?
A similar claim was made this year about an alleged Opensea mailing list, upon verifying and confronting with people the file
originated in 2017, presumably on an exposed 'Spam list'.
As my analysis suggests, I can tell this database is fake at 98%, and just a mix of recycled and fabricated records, definitely not
worth spending 8 credits.

Original file was purchased from b1nd when it first came out. You can find the file being sold over there.

[kongteemee]

I deeply appreciate your willingness to share such rich and informative content. Your efforts in gathering and presenting these details are evident, and I feel inspired and better equipped to move forward.

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[KyoStyleYo]

Still do we know if this is real or not, I don't want to waste my points on something that doesn't work lol...

[thug]

pointing and laughing

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