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Please everyone remember this slogan
"Poor people and the middle class work for money, rich people let money work for them."
We've seen this slogan on multiple scam websites, please participate cautiously.🙏

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Urgent! Beware of Fake Binance’s fraudulent ads A scammer group is posting fraudulent ads, claiming that Binance is launching BTC and BNB airdrops. Please note that this is fake and fraudulent information. You need to understand and learn: 1. Identify the account that posted the message to see if it is an official account. 2. Identify the website to see if it is an official website. 3. Check whether Binance has officially released the same information. If not, it is likely to be fake. 4. Consult Binance’s official customer service to confirm the authenticity of the information. Stay safe！

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Beware of fake CZ and protect yourself More and more people are impersonating famous people, such as CZ, Elon Musk, etc. In fact, it is difficult to distinguish between the real and the fake. A few simple ways are worth learning to protect yourself: 1. Observe the number of fans. Famous people generally have a lot of fans (millions are common). 2. Observe the time when the earliest content was created, which can help you judge the newness of the account. 3. Don't believe any investment advice. In fact, they don't make investment advice. 4. If everything makes you feel incredible, it is generally fake, or even a fraud. Welcome to supplement and participate in the interaction. #StaySafeInTheCryptoWorld

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High-risk "investment" signal 1. High return promises: If a project or platform promises extremely high rates of return, it is usually a red flag. High returns often come with high risks and may even be a scam. 2. Lack of transparency: If the project team is not transparent and cannot provide detailed white papers, team member information, or technical details, this may be a warning sign. 3. Unaudited smart contracts: If the project's smart contracts have not been audited by a third party, there may be security vulnerabilities or malicious code. 4. Over-marketing and hype: If a project relies too much on marketing and hype without substantial technical or product support, this may be a high-risk signal. 5. Anonymous team: If the project team is anonymous, it is difficult for investors to assess its credibility and experience, which increases investment risks. Welcome to comment or supplement in the comment area.

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Crime scene, help them! This is a victim's scam process (partial screenshot). After investigation, we found more potential victims. How do you think we should protect these users to prevent them from being scammed next time? Feel free to leave any thoughts and suggestions you have. #StaySafeInTheCryptoWorld #BinanceRiskteam

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What should we do if we are scammed? A user reported that he was scammed in an investment, and the Binance Customer Service team responded quickly. The following content may be very helpful to you: 1.Binance employees never ask for money or offer investment plans to the users. Never send money to strangers you meet online. 2.Report the incident to local law enforcement. Binance works closely with law enforcement, and our cooperation regularly results in detections and seizures. While recovering your money is far from guaranteed, this is, in most cases, the only option available. 3.Report the case to the website, app, or social media platform’s moderators from where the scammer approached you. Provide them details like the scammer’s profile name and any other information that may help prevent others from being scammed. 4.Be cautious of “recovery services.” While some may offer legitimate assistance, many often make false promises or require upfront payments. Don’t get scammed twice. Stay safe!

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