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Beware of Fraudsters Using Investment and Recovery Scams Scammers may try to trick you by offering investment opportunities or promising to help recover your losses. They often ask you to log into your account—sometimes by scanning a QR code or providing verification codes. This is an extremely high-risk action. Once you grant them access, your account is very likely to be emptied. Never share your login credentials, verification codes, or scan unknown QR codes. Protect your account by staying vigilant and verifying any suspicious requests. If you suspect fraud, contact Binance support immediately. Stay safe!

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Beware of the Fake TikTok Account Impersonating Binance South Africa – Do Not Trust to Avoid Scams Please be aware that the TikTok account @thirdnetwork02 has cloned all original content from Binance South Africa and falsely reported our official account as an impersonator. Do not trust this fake account to avoid falling victim to potential scams. Our only official TikTok account is: https://www.tiktok.com/@binancesouthafrica.

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🔍 Help Us Build a Safer Crypto Future Thanks to our vigilant community, we’ve strengthened Binance Alpha’s behavior validation system — Empowering users to foster a fairer and more transparent ecosystem. To show our appreciation, we’ve rewarded the first 3 contributors with 100 USDT vouchers for their valuable reports that enhanced our platform’s integrity. 🙌 🟨 User IDs: 5*******5 8*******8 1*******6 🚨 Got something suspicious to report? Submit it through our Customer Support Center — every report matters. Together, we protect what matters most: trust.

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Beware of Small Unexpected Transfers on Binance Pay – Protect Your Funds! Recently, some users have reported receiving small unexpected transfers on Binance Pay with notes recommending unfamiliar websites. This is a common scam tactic designed to lure you into clicking malicious links, potentially compromising your account and funds. Please stay vigilant and never trust transfer notes or links from unknown senders. Scammers often use small transfers as bait to trick users into visiting phishing sites or downloading harmful software, leading to financial loss. To safeguard your assets, we recommend the following precautions: Do not click on any unfamiliar links, especially those included in transfer notes. Verify the source of any unexpected transfers and remain cautious. Enable security features such as Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) and transaction passwords. Report any suspicious transactions promptly through official Binance channels. Regularly update your passwords and avoid using simple or repeated passwords. Binance is committed to providing a secure and trustworthy trading environment. We encourage all users to stay alert, protect their digital assets, and help maintain a safe community. If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact Binance customer support. Security is no small matter—protecting your assets starts with vigilance!

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Dear Binancian, This post is intended for those who have not set up a Binance Anti-Phishing Code. If you haven't set up your own Anti-Phishing Code in the Security Center, we will use your Binance User ID (UID) number by default and attach it to the SMS messages that Binance sends to you. This helps differentiate legitimate messages from phishing SMS messages sent by scammers. Your UID can be found at the top left hand icon in your app. We highly recommend setting up your own Anti-Phishing Code, as it is easier for you to memorize and recognize, providing you better protection. Always check the Anti-Phishing Code or UID number in SMS messages to avoid falling victim to phishing attacks. Please be aware that this feature is being rolled out gradually. It will be available in more countries soon. The Binance Risk Team

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