Scammers signed up, scammed us of $870 in 15 minutes

For the curious - this is toll fraud <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.twilio.com&#x2F;learn&#x2F;voice-and-video&#x2F;toll-fraud" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.twilio.com&#x2F;learn&#x2F;voice-and-video&#x2F;toll-fraud</a><p>Scammers make money from receiving phone calls. Apparently, it is super difficult to tackle this problem - right from twilio to phone network carriers

We got scammed out of 200$ on www.mailgun.com Someone managed to get access to our mailgun account and&#x2F;or mailgun access key and send 200$ worth of emails in Ukrainian about a crypto IPO (likely a scam).

I&#x27;m curious, why did you have a phone verification feature to begin with; what would&#x27;ve been the impact of unused accounts being created? To me it seems like the verification feature did more harm than good in this case.

Crazy stuff! And really like the blow-by-blow account.

How did you find out about needle.sh? They do not have any form of advertising. Is this cross marketing?

Good read.<p>Why not use hcaptcha?