1. Fake Payment Proof Scammers send fake screenshots or SMS showing payment You think money arrived and release crypto — but no actual payment was made.
2. Third-Party Payment Scam Scammer pays using someone else’s bank account. You receive the money and release crypto. Later, the real account owner files a complaint. Bank reverses payment or freezes your account — you lose both crypto and money.
3. Triangle Scam Scammer uses your bank details in another deal. You get payment from a stranger, release crypto, and get caught in a fraud chain.
✅ Stay Safe – Simple Tips ✔️ Always verify payment inside your own bank app ✔️ Only accept payment from the buyer’s name — never third parties ✔️ Never release crypto if sender’s name doesn’t match ✔️Keep all chats inside Binance P2P chat ✔️ Use Binance Appeal if anything feels wrong — before releasing funds NOTE: some fraud and scammers person id names and scam proof we attach on this post
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