⚠️ Fake Account 🚨 👉 BMBCHAIM

• ✍️ _ In the comments of @CZ on the X platform, a fake account left a comment.

• ✍️ _ This account is @BMBCHAIM, but those who didn't look at the username didn't notice that it replaced the N with the M.

• ✍️ _ This account was not verified either ✅.

• 😓 _ The sad thing is that it had 7.9 thousand likes, 6.5 thousand reposts and 43 k followers.

• 🚨_ When I saw this I contacted the Binance team 🤝, which analyzed all the evidence I sent them and began to do everything possible to remove that publication.

• 🤝🐯🧡 _ Then I made a quick tutorial to explain how to report a post on X, and sent it to my community. , and we all started reporting the account, a few minutes later, the post was deleted.

• 🤝 What do I want to convey with what I just told you? ,

• ✍️1 _ Verify that the accounts are official ✅.

• ✍️2 _ Also see if other official accounts follow this account ✅.

• ✍️3 _ If you see a scam, report it quickly and if possible contact someone who can help the situation and take action, if it is Binance, support is available 24/7 ✅

🤝🐯🧡 I want to thank the Binance team for taking action, especially the App Support who are there 24/7, and my community who reported after I sent a tutorial, together we removed the false content, thank you @CZ for having created Binance 🤝🐯🧡

• Follow @Binance Risk Sniper to stay up to date on scam prevention 🚨.

• Also if you want to share a scam case, use # 👉 #ScamRiskWarning

• I leave you some images of evidence 🧾 ⬇️

P2P scam is escalating, and scanning QR codes poses risks to Binance account
The buyer (victim) places an order with the seller (scammer) and completes the fiat currency payment. The scammer then contacts the victim by sending their phone number or Telegram, or by requesting the victim's phone number. Then the scammer tricks the victim to cancel the order, allowing the scammer to quickly transfer or sell all the cryptocurrency.
1.For some less vigilant users who ask the scammer seller for a refund first, they will simply answer “The buyer must cancel the order first, then we can refund you. Please understand and help us with this.”, the victims may cancel the order by themselves.
2.But for some more vigilant users who may still doubt it, scammers then change the ‘Killing’ step to a more advanced M.O, combining ATO and Scam.
They impersonate Binance CS, convincing the victim to scan a Web Login QR code, which grants the scammer access to the victim's account and cancels the order, besides, scammers can also transfer or sell all the cryptocurrency in the victim's account, causing more loss for victims.
So, don't forget:
1. In P2P transactions, if you have paid, do not cancel the order.
2. Do not trust unfamiliar Binance customer service, you should confirm the matter from the official customer service channel.