🔺 Sending an image of a money transfer but actually hasn't transferred anything. ✅ Only confirm when you see real money in the account.
2. Impersonating with someone else's bank account
🔺 Using a stranger's bank account to transact, avoiding being traced. ✅ Always verify the name of the sender with the person you are transacting with.
3. Transferring money and then canceling the transaction through the bank
🔺 Sending money then calling the bank to retract the transaction. ✅ Only confirm when the money has entered and is no longer frozen.
4. Forging documents – Hacking P2P accounts
🔺 Hacking a real account, then sending fake documents to withdraw coins. ✅ Never share OTP, always enable 2-step security.
5. Cross transactions / Virtual intermediaries / Buying on behalf
🔺 You transact with A, but the money comes from B. ✅ Only transact one-on-one, not through a third party.
6. Money laundering through P2P – Dangerous legal implications
🔺 Scammers use stolen money to buy crypto from you. 🔺 Real money enters the account → you confirm → crypto disappears. 🔺 A few days later: the bank retrieves the money, you lose everything. 🚨 You might even be accused of aiding money laundering → account locked or under investigation.
✅ Do not accept money from strangers – Only confirm when it's the right sender.
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