This is a true story. And honestly, it hurts to share.
But if it can save even one of you — it’s worth it.
I was selling USDT through P2P.
The buyer sent me what looked like a real bank transfer screenshot.
Everything seemed legit… so I released the crypto.
⛔ But guess what?
The money never reached my account.
The buyer disappeared.
And I was left with zero funds and no way to get it back.
That moment hit me hard. But here’s what I learned:
Never release your crypto until the money is 100% in your bank.
Always check the sender’s name and time of transfer — don’t trust screenshots.
Only trust your bank app. Screenshots can be faked in seconds.
This wasn’t just a scam — it was a lesson.
A painful one. But now you don’t have to learn it the hard way.
⚠️ #P2P is powerful, but only if you stay alert.
👉 Please share this with anyone who uses P2P.
👉 Drop a comment if you’ve ever been in a similar situation.
👉 Stay safe. Double-check everything before you click "Release."
Your crypto = your responsibility.