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🚨 SCAM ALERT: Do not download or use "Unit Finance" (Loan Sharking / Extortion Scheme) 🚨

📢 Attention, everyone:

I want to warn you about the Unit Finance payday loan platform, which operates as part of a digital scam and extortion scheme known as "Montadeudas" (loan sharking).

⚠️ How does this scam work?

The hook: They advertise on social media (TikTok, Facebook, Instagram), offering instant loans or microloans in dollars without checking your credit history.

Personal information theft: When you install the app, it requires mandatory access to your contacts, photo gallery, location, and phone storage.

Unrequested deposits and abusive charges: They transfer small amounts (or less than promised, under the pretext of "fees") and, within a few days, demand repayment with exorbitant interest rates that are impossible to pay.

Extortion and blackmail: If you refuse to pay or fall behind, they use photos from your gallery (creating defamatory photo montages) and text or call your contacts to harass and threaten you.

🚫 Official Warning

Banking regulators and cybersecurity agencies (such as Sudeban) have issued official alerts confirming that Unit Finance operates illegally, without banking authorizations or licenses, putting users' privacy and security at serious risk.

💡 How can you protect yourself?

❌ Do not download the app or enter your personal or banking information.

❌ Do not allow loan apps to access your photos or contacts.

🛑 If you have already been a victim:

Revoke the app's permissions and uninstall it immediately.

Report the app in the Google Play Store for fraud/malware.

Do not give in to blackmail or send money under threat.

Contact your local cybercrime authorities to file a report.

Let's protect our community. Help by sharing and liking this post so no one else falls victim. 🌐🔒

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BINANCE ALERT!

Beware of this new scam when withdrawing your funds ⚠️

A scam is going around in which criminals send fake emails or alert messages warning that "your Binance withdrawal has been frozen" or "there is a suspicious withdrawal order on your account."

Here’s how they operate and how you can protect yourself:

1. The scam (Phishing): They send you a fake link so you can "cancel" the supposed withdrawal and enter your details or password.

2. The goal: To steal your credentials and access your account in seconds.

3. The golden rule: Binance will never ask for your passwords, SMS codes, or authenticator codes by email, WhatsApp, or Telegram.

🔍 What should you do if you receive a message like this?

Verify the sender: Check your notifications only in the official Binance App.

Enable the Anti-Phishing Code: Go to Security in your account and set it up so every official email includes a unique code you chose.

Don’t fall for the trap, and protect your assets before acting out of panic.

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⚠️ ALERT to the P2P community in Venezuela ⚠️

Today I almost fell for a scam during a transaction on Binance P2P.
The person appeared with many positive reviews and a good reputation, but something was off:

1️⃣ In the first capture, the name of the seller appeared, but their number and bank details were missing.
2️⃣ Then they sent me a mobile payment via chat with an ID different from the name registered on Binance.
3️⃣ Upon verifying that ID on a website, I confirmed it did not correspond to the supposed seller.
4️⃣ When I mentioned this, they simply replied: "Don't pay and that's it."

Thanks to that distrust, I avoided a possible scam.
So my advice for all Venezuelans using P2P is:
✅ Never pay if the details do not match the verified name.
✅ Be suspicious of messages outside the normal flow of Binance.
✅ Verify the IDs and names before transferring.

🔒 Reputation does not always guarantee safety!
Share this so that more people are alert and do not fall for the same thing. 🇻🇪💪

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