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🚩 Treasure Fun Alert 🚩
Treasure.NFT has now changed its name to Treasure Fun.
It’s just a new way to scam people. They are no longer talking about withdrawals.
They have released a token called TUFT, which has no real value.
Now, they are asking users to deposit TUFT tokens in order to withdraw their funds — another trap!
Soon, they will demand a $50 deposit to buy TUFT tokens.
Treasure.NFT has now changed its name to Treasure Fun.
It’s just a new way to scam people. They are no longer talking about withdrawals.
They have released a token called TUFT, which has no real value.
Now, they are asking users to deposit TUFT tokens in order to withdraw their funds — another trap!
Soon, they will demand a $50 deposit to buy TUFT tokens.
P2P Scam Alert on Binance – Stay Safe! 🚫
Hey Binance users,
If you're buying or selling USDT/USDC via P2P, it's crucial to understand the risks involved. Let’s break it down:
Buy Scam:
When you purchase USDT/USDC, you send money from your bank to the seller. But what if they don’t release the crypto after receiving your payment?
That’s a scam.
What to do: File an appeal. If your case is valid, Binance can help recover your funds. Always be cautious—some sellers vanish after taking your money.
Sell Scam:
When selling USDT/USDC, you expect to get paid in your bank account. Scammers might send fake payment screenshots or notifications.
Important: Never release crypto until you've confirmed the money is actually in your account—not just a message.
Final Tips:
Stay calm
Verify everything
Don’t rush
These simple steps can help protect your assets.
Note: $USDC
If there's any error in this post, I sincerely apologize.
Stay alert, stay safe—until next time!
#USDC #USDT #P2PScam #BinanceAlert
$USDC $SOL
Hey Binance users,
If you're buying or selling USDT/USDC via P2P, it's crucial to understand the risks involved. Let’s break it down:
Buy Scam:
When you purchase USDT/USDC, you send money from your bank to the seller. But what if they don’t release the crypto after receiving your payment?
That’s a scam.
What to do: File an appeal. If your case is valid, Binance can help recover your funds. Always be cautious—some sellers vanish after taking your money.
Sell Scam:
When selling USDT/USDC, you expect to get paid in your bank account. Scammers might send fake payment screenshots or notifications.
Important: Never release crypto until you've confirmed the money is actually in your account—not just a message.
Final Tips:
Stay calm
Verify everything
Don’t rush
These simple steps can help protect your assets.
Note: $USDC
If there's any error in this post, I sincerely apologize.
Stay alert, stay safe—until next time!
#USDC #USDT #P2PScam #BinanceAlert
$USDC $SOL
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