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companions, look they just shared this airdrop in a Telegram group and we shouldn't be so naive as to fall for scams. #EstafaCriptomonedas #EstafasCrypto #BilleteraCripto
do not share your keywords with anyone, with this you give total access to your wallet, be very careful.
do not share your keywords with anyone, with this you give total access to your wallet, be very careful.
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Important, it's always good for those of us who are new to the crypto world to stay alert š©
#EstafasCrypto #BinanceSquareFamily
#EstafasCrypto #BinanceSquareFamily
šØ BINANCE JUST SENT AN EMAIL, alerting its Community.
ā ļø Caution: Scam attempts are increasing.āļø
Dear Binancians,
Fake messages impersonating Binance are on the rise. So, how can you be sure that it is really Binance contacting you? Here are two simple rules that will keep you one step ahead.
1. Everything is handled within the platform
All issues related to your account are managed only in the Binance app or on the official website. If you receive a text message asking you to call a number or enter a suspicious link, it is a scam. Always verify any link or number using Binance Verify to ensure its authenticity.
2. Set up your Anti-Phishing Code
The red box shows a fake text message from a scammer, while the green box shows a real message with Binance's anti-phishing code. Always verify that the anti-phishing code is yours; scammers often include fake codes to deceive you.
Anti-phishing codes are unique 8-character codes that, once set up, will appear in all official messages you receive from Binance, helping you confirm their authenticity. Learn how to set up your anti-phishing code here ā Set Up Anti-Phishing Code
šØRemember that Binance will never ask you to:
Import an unknown wallet
Install third-party software
Call a phone number
Share your private keys
Click on links from unofficial sources
If you encounter any of these warning signs, ignore and report the message to our customer support team.
$BNB
ā ļø Caution: Scam attempts are increasing.āļø
Dear Binancians,
Fake messages impersonating Binance are on the rise. So, how can you be sure that it is really Binance contacting you? Here are two simple rules that will keep you one step ahead.
1. Everything is handled within the platform
All issues related to your account are managed only in the Binance app or on the official website. If you receive a text message asking you to call a number or enter a suspicious link, it is a scam. Always verify any link or number using Binance Verify to ensure its authenticity.
2. Set up your Anti-Phishing Code
The red box shows a fake text message from a scammer, while the green box shows a real message with Binance's anti-phishing code. Always verify that the anti-phishing code is yours; scammers often include fake codes to deceive you.
Anti-phishing codes are unique 8-character codes that, once set up, will appear in all official messages you receive from Binance, helping you confirm their authenticity. Learn how to set up your anti-phishing code here ā Set Up Anti-Phishing Code
šØRemember that Binance will never ask you to:
Import an unknown wallet
Install third-party software
Call a phone number
Share your private keys
Click on links from unofficial sources
If you encounter any of these warning signs, ignore and report the message to our customer support team.
$BNB
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šØ How to avoid crypto scams: warning signs and security š
The world of cryptocurrencies is full of opportunitiesā¦ but also traps. If you don't want to lose your investment, here are 5 warning signs to detect scams š
1ļøā£ Guaranteed returns: If someone promises fixed and risk-free profits, run away. Nothing in crypto is 100% safe.
2ļøā£ No clear information: Projects without a public team, without a whitepaper, or with poorly designed websites are a huge red flag.
3ļøā£ Pressure to invest quickly: If they're telling you it's "a unique and urgent opportunity," they probably want to scam you.
4ļøā£ Pyramid schemes or suspicious referrals: If you need to bring people in to make money, it's a disguised Ponzi scheme.
5ļøā£ You can't withdraw your money: If a platform makes it difficult for you to withdraw funds, something is wrong.
š„ Extra tip: Always research before investing. Check social media, forums, and expert opinions.
š¬ Have you ever encountered a crypto scam? Share your experience in the comments. š
#Cripto #Seguridad #EstafasCrypto #BinanceSquare
The world of cryptocurrencies is full of opportunitiesā¦ but also traps. If you don't want to lose your investment, here are 5 warning signs to detect scams š
1ļøā£ Guaranteed returns: If someone promises fixed and risk-free profits, run away. Nothing in crypto is 100% safe.
2ļøā£ No clear information: Projects without a public team, without a whitepaper, or with poorly designed websites are a huge red flag.
3ļøā£ Pressure to invest quickly: If they're telling you it's "a unique and urgent opportunity," they probably want to scam you.
4ļøā£ Pyramid schemes or suspicious referrals: If you need to bring people in to make money, it's a disguised Ponzi scheme.
5ļøā£ You can't withdraw your money: If a platform makes it difficult for you to withdraw funds, something is wrong.
š„ Extra tip: Always research before investing. Check social media, forums, and expert opinions.
š¬ Have you ever encountered a crypto scam? Share your experience in the comments. š
#Cripto #Seguridad #EstafasCrypto #BinanceSquare
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šØ Invest in cryptos or fall into the trap? šØ
Attention! Cryptocurrency scams are reaching SCANDALOUS figures. In just one province of Spain, more than 3 MILLION euros have disappeared into the hands of fake advisors.
šø What if you are next?
Scammers disguise themselves as experts, promise you impossible profits, and by the time you realize itā¦ itās already too late!
š„ The dark side of crypto?
While some become millionaires, others lose EVERYTHING. Is it the fault of naive investors or a system that protects no one?
š Are we facing a financial revolution or an uncontrollable scam machine?
šÆ If you care about your money, you need to know this. Like it, share this post to warn more people.
#CryptoPeligro #EstafasCrypto #BinanceSquare #Don'tFallIntoTheTrap
Attention! Cryptocurrency scams are reaching SCANDALOUS figures. In just one province of Spain, more than 3 MILLION euros have disappeared into the hands of fake advisors.
šø What if you are next?
Scammers disguise themselves as experts, promise you impossible profits, and by the time you realize itā¦ itās already too late!
š„ The dark side of crypto?
While some become millionaires, others lose EVERYTHING. Is it the fault of naive investors or a system that protects no one?
š Are we facing a financial revolution or an uncontrollable scam machine?
šÆ If you care about your money, you need to know this. Like it, share this post to warn more people.
#CryptoPeligro #EstafasCrypto #BinanceSquare #Don'tFallIntoTheTrap
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can someone tell me who the man of the profile is an official account to send him the screenshots and the profiles that want to remove information about people I say direct scammers because he barely has 50 and 70 followers š”#estafadoresdebinance #EstafaCriptomonedas #EstafasCrypto š”š”$BTC #ConsumerConfidence $BNB $XRP
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šØ Beware of crypto scams! šØ
In Pontevedra, Spain, cryptocurrency-related scams have reached alarming figures: over 3.2 million euros lost so far this year, affecting 117 people.
š“ How do scammers operate?
They pose as financial advisors.
They contact you through social media or emails.
They promise guaranteed high returns (red alert!).
ā How to protect yourself?
Beware of promises of easy profits.
Always verify the legitimacy of platforms.
Do not share your personal data or private keys.
š In the crypto world, information is power.
Do you know someone who needs to stay alert? Share it!
#Crypto #Seguridad #BinanceSquare #EstafasCrypto #InversiĆ³nSegura
In Pontevedra, Spain, cryptocurrency-related scams have reached alarming figures: over 3.2 million euros lost so far this year, affecting 117 people.
š“ How do scammers operate?
They pose as financial advisors.
They contact you through social media or emails.
They promise guaranteed high returns (red alert!).
ā How to protect yourself?
Beware of promises of easy profits.
Always verify the legitimacy of platforms.
Do not share your personal data or private keys.
š In the crypto world, information is power.
Do you know someone who needs to stay alert? Share it!
#Crypto #Seguridad #BinanceSquare #EstafasCrypto #InversiĆ³nSegura
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