Peer-to-Peer (P2P) trading platforms have become a hub for scammers to target unsuspecting users, stealing their cryptocurrencies. Stay vigilant and informed to avoid falling prey to these malicious schemes.
Scammers' Tactics:
1. Impersonation: Scammers pose as trusted figures, like Binance support, to deceive you into revealing sensitive information or funds.
2. Payment Reversal: They use stolen bank details for transactions, which are later reversed, leaving you without your crypto and payment.
3. Fake Payment Proof: Scammers send fake payment receipts, making it seem like they've paid. Once you release your crypto, you discover the payment was never made.
4. Overpayment Scam: They overpay and request a refund of the excess. After you return the extra amount, they reverse the original payment, leaving you at a loss.
5. Fake Disputes: Scammers file false disputes, claiming transaction issues, leading to a prolonged and risky dispute process.
Protect Yourself:
1. Confirm Payments: Ensure payment is fully received in your account before releasing any crypto.
2. Check User History: Examine the trader's history and reputation to assess trustworthiness.
3. Use Escrow Services: Utilize Binance's escrow feature to secure your crypto until the transaction is confirmed by both parties.
4. Communicate Through the Platform: Keep all interactions within Binance to maintain safety and accurate records.
Stay Safe, Stay Informed
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