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Binance users are currently facing a surge in sophisticated scams, particularly phishing attacks and fraudulent schemes on the platform's P2P (peer-to-peer) marketplace. Staying informed and vigilant is crucial to safeguarding your assets. --- 🚨 Common Binance Scam Tactics 1. Phishing Emails & Messages Scammers impersonate Binance support through emails, texts, or social media messages, often claiming: "Urgent login issue" "Account will be locked" "Verify now" These messages may contain links that appear legitimate but are designed to steal your login credentials. For instance, a recent phishing email falsely alerted users about a suspicious sign-in attempt, urging them to click a link to secure their account . 2. P2P Trading Scams On Binance's P2P platform, scammers may: Send fake payment confirmations (e.g., doctored screenshots or spoofed SMS messages). Pressure you to release crypto before confirming payment. Use stolen identities or social engineering tactics. Always confirm that funds have been received in your bank account before releasing any crypto assets . 3. Fake Investment Platforms Some scams involve fake investment sites or bots promising guaranteed returns. Scammers lure users with promises of high returns, asking them to deposit funds into fake platforms. Once deposited, users cannot withdraw . 4. Address Poisoning Attackers generate wallet addresses that closely resemble those you've interacted with, hoping you'll mistakenly send funds to them. This tactic has led to significant losses across Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain networks .

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