🚨 I Got Scammed Selling USDT — Don’t Fall for the Same Trap 😢💔
I never imagined it could happen to me — but it did. While selling USDT via P2P, the buyer sent a very convincing bank receipt. I trusted it and released the crypto. Moments later, I realized my bank hadn’t received a single rupee — and the buyer had vanished. This wasn’t just a scam — it was a painful lesson.
Here are 3 crucial things I learned the hard way:
1. ⚠️ Never release crypto until the money is in your bank account.
2. 👁️🗨️ Always double-check the transaction time and sender's name.
3. 🚫 Screenshots prove nothing — trust only your official banking app.
If this post saves even one person from going through what I did, it's worth it. In crypto, your safety is in your hands. Always verify, protect your assets, and stay sharp when using Binance P2P.
For more safety tips and official 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. Never take shortcuts.
