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A victim of fraud tells their story 🤕⛔⚠️
On an ordinary night while I was scrolling through pictures on Tinder, an Asian girl with a charming smile appeared to me. Her name was "Mia", and she seemed cultured and friendly. After two days of chatting, she suggested moving to WhatsApp.
The following days were enjoyable, until she suddenly asked me a strange question: "Do you know anything about investing in biotechnology? There’s a golden opportunity in front of you!"
She started enthusiastically talking about a project called "Huawei 5G for biomedical defense", assuring me it was a guaranteed investment. She sent me a link to buy cryptocurrencies and asked me to transfer $5000.
At first, I hesitated, but her insistence and promises of profits made me fall into the trap. I bought Bitcoin and transferred it to the site she sent me. After a few days, when I tried to withdraw my money, I was shocked by her request for an additional 2 Bitcoins "to activate the account".
Only then did I wake up from the dream. I had been a victim of a well-crafted scam! I lost half a Bitcoin, but I gained a lesson I will never forget:
Strangers who promise you quick wealth are usually thieves in attractive disguises.
My advice to you:
- Never trust someone who asks for money after a quick acquaintance
- Double-check ten times before any investment
- Share this story to protect others
Remember: real relationships do not start with requests for money transfers!
#scamriskwarning #ScamAwareness #ScamAware
On an ordinary night while I was scrolling through pictures on Tinder, an Asian girl with a charming smile appeared to me. Her name was "Mia", and she seemed cultured and friendly. After two days of chatting, she suggested moving to WhatsApp.
The following days were enjoyable, until she suddenly asked me a strange question: "Do you know anything about investing in biotechnology? There’s a golden opportunity in front of you!"
She started enthusiastically talking about a project called "Huawei 5G for biomedical defense", assuring me it was a guaranteed investment. She sent me a link to buy cryptocurrencies and asked me to transfer $5000.
At first, I hesitated, but her insistence and promises of profits made me fall into the trap. I bought Bitcoin and transferred it to the site she sent me. After a few days, when I tried to withdraw my money, I was shocked by her request for an additional 2 Bitcoins "to activate the account".
Only then did I wake up from the dream. I had been a victim of a well-crafted scam! I lost half a Bitcoin, but I gained a lesson I will never forget:
Strangers who promise you quick wealth are usually thieves in attractive disguises.
My advice to you:
- Never trust someone who asks for money after a quick acquaintance
- Double-check ten times before any investment
- Share this story to protect others
Remember: real relationships do not start with requests for money transfers!
#scamriskwarning #ScamAwareness #ScamAware
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