I got scamed:
That is the money from me:
Is it possible to block something like this?
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Not at the protocol level… There are a number of wallets that do better or worse jobs of protecting you from scams.
I use Rabby. It has a list of known sites, and makes you sign off on lots of warnings if you’re going somewhere that isn’t known. It’s a browser extension by debank, you can find it in the chrome store.
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Thanks for the answer!
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If you can track funds to a centralized exhange and have filed a police report you may have some hope.
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I just got scammed in a similar matter. Got a a fake email from unstoppable domains, clicked on it, connected my metamask but rejected the transaction approval requests. A few minutes later all my staked matic (on polygon) and ens (on etherium) were gone.
Is there any way to stop/revert this?
Polygon tr hash:
0x9bbaa0b999be2c3c825213767e7100dec9a360d7e33b9408dffd5276a9df2caf
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No as earlier responses. Your best bet is to file police report and hope you can track funds to a centralized exchange. If they can locate them there they can be frozen pending litigation. This is why everyone always says never click email and never sign unless you audit tx/signature…if you rejected transaction it should have not happened though. If it did then im guessing you didnt have hardware wallet and it went through even if you hit cancel.
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Avoided countless scams, just let my guards down for a minute and it was enough to get hit 
Is it possible that the first pop I accepted I gave permission to send/spend tokens?
The second pop up (transaction approval request) I rejected as MM had a warning message. After that disconnected from the site. On polygonscan Transaction Method shows Transaction ID 0xcebc2af4
I havent seen this before, normally it says deposit, tranfer etc.
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