This usually happens because one becomes overconfident once, the best thing is always to check the bank after they sent you the receipt, always verify if it really arrived, that's how I've always done it and not just relying on the receipt. It's unfortunate that this happened to you.

🚨 I GOT SCAMMED SELLING USDT — Don't Make My Mistake! 😢💔
😞 I never thought it would happen to me... but it did.
I was selling USDT through P2P, and the buyer sent a bank receipt that looked real. 🧾
💡 I trusted it.
🔓 I released the crypto.
⏳ Minutes later...
💸 NO MONEY in my account.
😱 The buyer disappeared.
This wasn't just a scam — it was a wake-up call. 💥
Here are the 3 GOLDEN RULES I learned the hard way:
⚠️ NEVER release crypto until you see the funds in your bank account
👁️‍🗨️ Always confirm the transfer time and the sender's name
🚫 Screenshots ≠ Proof — Only trust your official banking app
💬 If this post saves just one person, it's worth every word.
🛡️ Security in crypto starts with you.
Protect your assets. Verify everything twice.
📲 Stay alert. Stay safe. Trade smartly on Binance P2P.
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