📸1/5 A family member publishes abstract photos as "Organic Artography" and honestly, I think the photos are pretty stunning. You can find a link in the last tweet... 

Though recently, a scammer reached out posing as a buyer. But they needed to be NFTs on OpenSea...

📸2/5 A family member publishes abstract photos as "Organic Artography" and honestly, I think the photos are pretty stunning. You can find a link in the last tweet... 

Though recently, a scammer reached out posing as a buyer. But they needed to be NFTs on OpenSea...

💸4/5 Fake support said we needed to fund our wallet with .2 ETH to cover transaction fees, then provided a wallet address that wasn't ours. 

I decided to ask the scammer for their wallet address, and they basically told us to "go to hell with your art."

🔥5/5 The closest thing to hell I could think of was Twitter, so I'm including a link to OA's OpenSea below. 

Not sure what OA’s idea of hell is, hopefully he takes pics if he finds it. 

https://opensea.io/Organic_Artography

🚩3/5 The scammer then ran into an error and shared a screenshot a support ticket with OpenSea. They urged us to contact a specific email for support. Cleverly, it was a zendesk email, but I decided to see how this scam played out.