🚨 URGENT: Protect Your USDT from P2P Scams in Pakistan! 🚨
Attention traders, stay alert! Scammers are targeting USDT holders in Pakistan through peer-to-peer (P2P) trades. As P2P remains a popular choice for trading USDT, scammers are developing new tricks to exploit the system. Here’s what you need to know and how to safeguard your funds.
🚩 Common scam tactics:
1. Fake payment confirmations – Scammers pretend to send payments with fraudulent bank transfer receipts or screenshots, tricking you into releasing your USDT without receiving any funds.
2. Unverified buyers – Scammers create fake accounts or use false IDs to gain your trust. Once you release your USDT, they disappear without a trace.
3. Price manipulation – Beware of deals that look too good to be true! Scammers lure you with higher rates, only to vanish with your funds once you engage.
🔒 Stay safe with these tips:
Only trade with verified buyers and sellers. Always check user ratings and transaction history.
Wait for the money to clear in your account before releasing USDT. Never trust just a pending notification.
Use Binance’s escrow feature to protect your transactions, ensuring funds are held securely until both parties confirm the trade.
📢 Report any suspicious activity right away through Binance’s platform to help protect others from falling victim.
Let’s work together to keep our community safe. Stay informed, trade smart, and protect your USDT today!
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