Trezor user says life savings stolen via Google phishing ad

A crypto user claims he lost his life savings after a sponsored Google result impersonating Trezor directed him to a phishing website. Summary David said a sponsored Google result led him to a fake Trezor website. The phishing page was hosted on Google Sites and allegedly requested wallet recovery information. Trezor reported an increase in phishing websites appearing in sponsored search results. Similar Google ad campaigns were previously linked to more than $1 million in crypto losses. Trezor user reports losing his life savings A crypto user identified as David, who posts on X under the account @ReallyBadDay99, claimed on Aug. 7 that he lost his life savings after searching Google for “Trezor wallet.” Hey @Trezor, just lost my life savings. Top sponsored Google result for 'Trezor wallet' is a phishing site!The scam page (https://t.co/z5s9HaJIu2) is vacuuming up millions. Harvesting address is currently sitting at:bc1qrz33mr7tx8wrpcs2pxrvv83hqwpm907s9shkz4 @zachxbt @CertiK— David (@ReallyBadDay99) August 6, 2026 “Hey @Trezor, just lost my life savings. Top sponsored Google result for ‘Trezor wallet’ is a phishing site!” David wrote. The sponsored result allegedly directed him to ...