If you are new to bitcoin & crypto, scammers will target you and offer the following:
1. A bot that earns Bitcoin/Crypto
2. Mobile or Cloud Mining
3. Ask to help recover funds
4. Asked to deposit funds in order to be able to withdrawl funds
5. Asked to deposit bitcoin to earn Interest
6. Asked to deposit crypto to an address to get a huge return, interest or airdrop
7. A trading platform that will trade for you
8. Asking to install some type of unofficial software like a wallet
9. HYIP or some Signals/Pump Group
10. Some Paypal/Western Union/Escrow transfer (will promise to pay up front)
11. To sell you crypto below market prices
12. Offer you "help" by logging into your computer or asking you to download something
13. 📍Asked to put your seed or passphrase into a website to resync or verify your wallet.
These are all scams, there are NO EXCEPTIONS to the rule, just your belief in getting rich quick that will leave you losing money.
❗️That telegram user with a good looking picture (girl or guy) that's slowly building a relationship/trust with you is very very likely a scammer.
❗️That friend of yours who recommend an investment may not be aware they are implicated in a scam and the information sources they keep referencing, look professional & convincing but its still a scam, especially something that offers daily interest.
❗️Just because you can see funds on a website, app or bot does not mean its legitimate. If the purpose of the website, app or bot is to recruit other people to join then YOU ARE INVOLVED IN A SCAM.
❗️If you are offered daily interest ITS A SCAM.
❗️If you were scammed, its likely another scammer will offer to "help" recover your funds for a fee which you will also lose.
The only legitimate way to make bitcoin/crypto is to buy it from a reputable exchange in your country! not from some stranger on the internet
Daily we see people get scammed, you are not an exception to the rule, just your belief in the scam will end up with you losing money and the unfortunate people you also convinced. Be smart and read @TradingTips
1. A bot that earns Bitcoin/Crypto
2. Mobile or Cloud Mining
3. Ask to help recover funds
4. Asked to deposit funds in order to be able to withdrawl funds
5. Asked to deposit bitcoin to earn Interest
6. Asked to deposit crypto to an address to get a huge return, interest or airdrop
7. A trading platform that will trade for you
8. Asking to install some type of unofficial software like a wallet
9. HYIP or some Signals/Pump Group
10. Some Paypal/Western Union/Escrow transfer (will promise to pay up front)
11. To sell you crypto below market prices
12. Offer you "help" by logging into your computer or asking you to download something
13. 📍Asked to put your seed or passphrase into a website to resync or verify your wallet.
These are all scams, there are NO EXCEPTIONS to the rule, just your belief in getting rich quick that will leave you losing money.
❗️That telegram user with a good looking picture (girl or guy) that's slowly building a relationship/trust with you is very very likely a scammer.
❗️That friend of yours who recommend an investment may not be aware they are implicated in a scam and the information sources they keep referencing, look professional & convincing but its still a scam, especially something that offers daily interest.
❗️Just because you can see funds on a website, app or bot does not mean its legitimate. If the purpose of the website, app or bot is to recruit other people to join then YOU ARE INVOLVED IN A SCAM.
❗️If you are offered daily interest ITS A SCAM.
❗️If you were scammed, its likely another scammer will offer to "help" recover your funds for a fee which you will also lose.
The only legitimate way to make bitcoin/crypto is to buy it from a reputable exchange in your country! not from some stranger on the internet
Daily we see people get scammed, you are not an exception to the rule, just your belief in the scam will end up with you losing money and the unfortunate people you also convinced. Be smart and read @TradingTips