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😱😭😨 Scam alert! 😭😨 I just got scammed by a woman named Mélanie Cle on Telegram 😡. She encourages you to invest by promising profits, but it's completely false 🚫. I invested over 1,000,000 and now she is asking for "taxes" that only the government can collect 😱. If you see her website or if she contacts you, delete her immediately 🚫🗑️ or you will get scammed too 😨. Here are the photos of the alleged Mélanie Cle... #Arnaque #Telegram #Escroquerie
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$SAGA
possible scenario !
🚨 Beware of Saga Coin ! 🚨
With 500M tokens in circulation, scammers will likely drive up the market 📈 to attract investors before April 9. Then... 💥 Big dump !
👉 Don't get caught, stay vigilant and do not buy this coin ! 😡🚫 #CryptoPatience #arnaque #SagaCoin
possible scenario !
🚨 Beware of Saga Coin ! 🚨
With 500M tokens in circulation, scammers will likely drive up the market 📈 to attract investors before April 9. Then... 💥 Big dump !
👉 Don't get caught, stay vigilant and do not buy this coin ! 😡🚫 #CryptoPatience #arnaque #SagaCoin
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Don't be fooled by the big Whales. Don't buy projects like $ARB , parts that have no future prospects even in the short term.
Some guys will collect a huge portion of chips diluted to 0.05 cents or 0.1 cents. This piece has no future prospects, this piece is held by whales who are in x20000% #arnaque #arbitrum #arb
Some guys will collect a huge portion of chips diluted to 0.05 cents or 0.1 cents. This piece has no future prospects, this piece is held by whales who are in x20000% #arnaque #arbitrum #arb
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#arnaque #Binance SCAM PHONE FAKE TECHNICIAN BINANCE SECURITY FRANCE
Last night a fake Binance security advisor from France called me to inform me that I have a crypto bridge hacked on my account and that someone is trying to connect from abroad.
The number: +33187684282
She told me that I need to protect my data and update the account to carry out the procedure and prevent any fraudulent connection. She then transferred me to a technician to help me with the procedure. He made me install Trust Wallet to perform a "backup" of my Binance account on this wallet because everything is automated and linked between Binance and Trust🤔. He stated that I had received an email with the passphrase, MY passphrase initiated by Binance and sent by Trust. Therefore, I need to create my wallet on this wallet so that Binance can automatically recover the funds after the procedure... but then I thought that this is not possible... we never send a password by email!
In fact, they were going to make me empty my account myself onto a pirate wallet, installed by me on my smartphone in Trust Wallet and in the end, the technician would launch "the backup procedure", basically emptying the wallet.
Be careful. Do not make transactions on an external account! It’s a scam.
PS: they had a database on me. Another merchant site that must have had its customer database hacked!
Last night a fake Binance security advisor from France called me to inform me that I have a crypto bridge hacked on my account and that someone is trying to connect from abroad.
The number: +33187684282
She told me that I need to protect my data and update the account to carry out the procedure and prevent any fraudulent connection. She then transferred me to a technician to help me with the procedure. He made me install Trust Wallet to perform a "backup" of my Binance account on this wallet because everything is automated and linked between Binance and Trust🤔. He stated that I had received an email with the passphrase, MY passphrase initiated by Binance and sent by Trust. Therefore, I need to create my wallet on this wallet so that Binance can automatically recover the funds after the procedure... but then I thought that this is not possible... we never send a password by email!
In fact, they were going to make me empty my account myself onto a pirate wallet, installed by me on my smartphone in Trust Wallet and in the end, the technician would launch "the backup procedure", basically emptying the wallet.
Be careful. Do not make transactions on an external account! It’s a scam.
PS: they had a database on me. Another merchant site that must have had its customer database hacked!
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How to recognize a scam.
1- promises of gains, often quite significant and over relatively short periods.
2- when you are asked to come and talk about it on encrypted messaging such as WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, and even Facebook, tell yourself that the person does not want you to know their identity.
3- don’t dream! No one is going to work for you and make your 1000 $ or your 0.0034 btc grow without there being 'an eel in the rock'.
I say this because a good friend got scammed out of around 6000 $ which he transmitted via binance into btc. He followed a Facebook ad which brought him into contact with scammers who promised him quick and substantial gains...
The scammers sent him a fake USD token that had no value to make him believe he was making profits.
It was when he wanted to recover his winnings that he realized that it was a scam, the scammers were asking him to pay a commission so that he could receive his money.
Incidentally, these types of scammers do not hesitate to use recognized apps; binance, etoro, exodus wallet.
They go so far as to create fake applications and websites, as well as worthless tokens.
If you've been fooled, it's too late. All that remains to do is secure your codes by changing them and report the scam by any means at your disposal.
Pay attention, find out, ask for records, demand receipts, do research for yourself.
And above all, take care of yourself.
#arnaque #scam
1- promises of gains, often quite significant and over relatively short periods.
2- when you are asked to come and talk about it on encrypted messaging such as WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, and even Facebook, tell yourself that the person does not want you to know their identity.
3- don’t dream! No one is going to work for you and make your 1000 $ or your 0.0034 btc grow without there being 'an eel in the rock'.
I say this because a good friend got scammed out of around 6000 $ which he transmitted via binance into btc. He followed a Facebook ad which brought him into contact with scammers who promised him quick and substantial gains...
The scammers sent him a fake USD token that had no value to make him believe he was making profits.
It was when he wanted to recover his winnings that he realized that it was a scam, the scammers were asking him to pay a commission so that he could receive his money.
Incidentally, these types of scammers do not hesitate to use recognized apps; binance, etoro, exodus wallet.
They go so far as to create fake applications and websites, as well as worthless tokens.
If you've been fooled, it's too late. All that remains to do is secure your codes by changing them and report the scam by any means at your disposal.
Pay attention, find out, ask for records, demand receipts, do research for yourself.
And above all, take care of yourself.
#arnaque #scam
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Scams on Binance Square: stay vigilant!
Some “traders” take advantage of the platform to:
• Sell fake VIP signals
• Impersonate known accounts
• Promise magical bots
• Offer account management... to empty yours
Golden rule: Never give access to your wallet, API, or money to a stranger, no matter their username.
Share to protect the community!
#arnaque #sell #BTCBackto100K $BTC $XRP #StripeStablecoinAccounts #Binance
Some “traders” take advantage of the platform to:
• Sell fake VIP signals
• Impersonate known accounts
• Promise magical bots
• Offer account management... to empty yours
Golden rule: Never give access to your wallet, API, or money to a stranger, no matter their username.
Share to protect the community!
#arnaque #sell #BTCBackto100K $BTC $XRP #StripeStablecoinAccounts #Binance
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The Incredible Story of Malone Lame: 230 Million in Bitcoin Thanks to a Simple Email?
The world of cryptocurrencies is often the stage for extraordinary tales. One name circulates insistently: Malone Lame. Rumor has it that a simple email allowed him to gain the colossal sum of 230 million in Bitcoin (BTC). Myth or reality? This story, as fascinating as it is improbable, deserves attention.
The Tale of an Extraordinary Gain
The story, as it is told, is worthy of a movie script. Malone Lame, about whom little is known, allegedly received an email with mysterious content. This email contained neither dubious links nor extravagant investment proposals. According to rumors, it was unique and valuable information, a kind of "digital key." By exploiting it, Lame supposedly unlocked an opportunity that turned into a gain of 230 million dollars in BTC.
The Tale of an Extraordinary Gain
The story, as it is told, is worthy of a movie script. Malone Lame, about whom little is known, allegedly received an email with mysterious content. This email contained neither dubious links nor extravagant investment proposals. According to rumors, it was unique and valuable information, a kind of "digital key." By exploiting it, Lame supposedly unlocked an opportunity that turned into a gain of 230 million dollars in BTC.
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$Scam#Crypto fund€
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Cryptocurrency fund scams: techniques and prevention
Cryptocurrency fund scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Scammers exploit the lack of knowledge, the allure of quick gains, and the relative anonymity of this ecosystem to trap their victims. Here are the most common scam techniques and warning signs to protect yourself.
1. Fake platforms and fake projects
Fake websites and applications: Scammers create perfect copies of legitimate exchange platforms or wallets. These sites often have a very similar URL but with a typo or one character missing. Once you enter your information (password, recovery phrase), it is immediately stolen.
Cryptocurrency fund scams: techniques and prevention
Cryptocurrency fund scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Scammers exploit the lack of knowledge, the allure of quick gains, and the relative anonymity of this ecosystem to trap their victims. Here are the most common scam techniques and warning signs to protect yourself.
1. Fake platforms and fake projects
Fake websites and applications: Scammers create perfect copies of legitimate exchange platforms or wallets. These sites often have a very similar URL but with a typo or one character missing. Once you enter your information (password, recovery phrase), it is immediately stolen.
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