Be aware and trade careful. Don't send your hard earned USDT without confirming the money is on your bank account first.

🚨 I Got Scammed Selling USDT — Don’t Make the Same Mistake 😢💔
I never thought it would happen to me — but it did. While selling USDT through P2P, the buyer sent me what looked like a legitimate bank receipt. Trusting it, I released the crypto. Moments later, I realized my account hadn’t received a single rupee — and the buyer had disappeared. It wasn’t just a scam — it was a harsh lesson.

Here are 3 vital things I learned the hard way:

1. ⚠️ Never release your crypto until you see the money in your bank account.

2. 👁️‍🗨️ Always double-check the transfer time and sender’s name.

3. 🚫 Screenshots mean nothing — only trust your official banking app.

If this helps even one person avoid what I went through, it’s worth it. Always remember: your security in crypto is your responsibility. Verify twice, protect your funds, and stay alert when using Binance P2P.

For more tips and official safety guidelines, check out Binance’s scam alerts:
🔗 Binance P2P Scam Alert — Stay Protected
🔗 How I Got Scammed on Binance P2P — And How You Can Avoid It

Stay safe, double-check everything, and never take shortcuts.

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