From Bride to Predator: How Scammers Worldwide Prey on Hearts & Wallets👇

The Grand Setup - A 31 yr old Bengaluru man, searching for a bride, found a “perfect match” online. She claimed to be an NRI from London with family in Chennai.

Love Meets Crypto - The chats turned personal, with sweet promises and even video calls. Soon, she slipped in the “future family” idea by investing in crypto world.

The Trap - She introduced him to so called “advisors” and flashy trading sites. At first, tiny deposits like $600 and $960 showed magical “profits” on screen.

The Big Drain - Trust built, he went all in 12 transfers over the months, totaling $29K. The platforms kept showing fake gains but blocked every withdrawal attempt.

Emotional Manipulation - Every time he demanded cash back, excuses piled up: taxes, processing fees, penalties. To add pressure, the “bride” used emotional blackmail.

Reality Hits - The moment he stopped sending money, she ghosted him. Left broke and betrayed, he filed a police complaint.

The Pattern - Romance → Trust → Fake profits → Drain wallets → Vanish. A tried-and-tested scam model that mixes emotions with greed 🎭💀

For Traders - Scams like this prove that crypto fraud is evolving. It’s no longer just phishing links, it’s emotional scams, marriage traps, and fake advisors. Binance urges all users to:
Never trust unknown platforms outside verified exchanges.
Always cross check before transferring large sums.
Report suspicious requests immediately. #ScamAwareness