False warning

[TimDaub]

Been using http://disperse.app to distribute funds with oeth:0x2f08c366d6c267bcecf8b5a25089e1ed66eb4040 but now, as with another experiment before, I get labeled a scammer by Rainbow (and Coinbase) Wallet.

contract PurchaseDelegator {
  error ErrValue();
  function getPrice() view internal returns (uint256 price) {
    IERC721Drop collection = IERC721Drop(collectionLocation);
    return collection.saleDetails().publicSalePrice;
  }
  function setup(
    bytes32[3] calldata data,
    address[] calldata recipients,
    uint256[] calldata values
  ) external payable {
    uint256 price = getPrice();
    if (msg.value < price) revert ErrValue();

    IERC721Drop collection = IERC721Drop(collectionLocation);
    Delegator2 delegator2 = Delegator2(delegator2Location);

    uint256 quantity = 1;
    collection.adminMint(msg.sender, quantity);
    delegator2.etch(data);

    kiwiTreasury.call{value: price}("");

    uint256 remainder = msg.value - price;
    if (remainder > 0) {
      Disperse disperse = Disperse(disperseLocation);
      // THIS IS THE PART THAT MAKES THE TX SUS
      disperse.disperseEther{value: remainder}(
        recipients,
        values
      );
    }
  }
}

My contract is not draining people's wallet and I have had this problem already before with using Disperse. I've also even deployed my own Disperse and was also labeled a scam.

Who are you using for this simulation? How can I avoid this if I want to send, let's say, 10 people a small amount of ETH?

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