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Caution! These trading traps are targeting your assets!
Investment risks are everywhere. If you have doubts, seek help from professionals, and do not blindly trust the 'good intentions' of strangers online to avoid secondary scams! Remember, real wealth comes from legitimate channels; free pies that fall from the sky are often traps! #weex #WXT
Investment risks are everywhere. If you have doubts, seek help from professionals, and do not blindly trust the 'good intentions' of strangers online to avoid secondary scams! Remember, real wealth comes from legitimate channels; free pies that fall from the sky are often traps! #weex #WXT
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These high-yield promises are actually common scams! Phrases like '1% daily interest' and 'double your principal' often hide huge risks behind them! 🚨 Remember, there is no investment that guarantees profit without risk; high returns are often accompanied by high risks! Do not be tempted by high profits, stay alert! #WEEX #WXT
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Remind everyone to beware of phishing cultivation strategies
Remind everyone to beware of phishing cultivation strategies. In the initial stage, small withdrawals are allowed to build trust, and after large deposits, accounts are frozen under excuses like 'system upgrade' or 'regulatory review'. Key identification point: Regular platforms like WEEX use a cold and hot wallet separation system, allowing user assets to be tracked on-chain throughout the process.#Weex #WXT
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【Expose Fraud Techniques】 Promises like "1% daily interest" and "doubling your principal" are often classic red flags! 💡 High returns often mean high risks; remember, there is no investment that guarantees profit without loss! Any promotion of high returns that does not comply with financial principles is a sign of fraud! Protect yourself, don't be lured by the bait of high profits! #WEEX #WXT
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Beware of High Returns
Beware of high returns: There are too many online traps now, and if you really want to invest, remember three points: Before investing, do not forget to "stop", "look", and "listen", and carefully judge the authenticity of investment information. Always maintain a skeptical attitude towards any investment opportunity that promises high returns. Remember, money does not fall from the sky.
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Emergency response guide for users encountering fraud
Emergency response guide for users encountering fraud: 1. Three essential elements of evidence preservation - Fully save conversation records (including messaging apps, emails, text messages) - Capture transaction flow and platform operation interface - Record on-chain hash values of fund flow (applicable for cryptocurrency transfers)
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Prevent phishing scams: WEEX Exchange teaches you how to protect your assets
As the cryptocurrency market continues to prosper, phishing scams and other illegal and criminal activities are also emerging. In order to protect the safety of investors' assets, WEEX Exchange reminds investors to be careful to prevent phishing scams. Here are some practical preventive measures: 😘😘
1. Be vigilant and carefully check the source of information. Investors should be highly vigilant when receiving any information claiming to be from a formal trading platform. In particular, those emails, text messages or phone calls that require personal or financial information should be carefully identified for authenticity. You can verify by hovering your mouse over the link to view its domain name, verifying the information through official channels, etc.
1. Be vigilant and carefully check the source of information. Investors should be highly vigilant when receiving any information claiming to be from a formal trading platform. In particular, those emails, text messages or phone calls that require personal or financial information should be carefully identified for authenticity. You can verify by hovering your mouse over the link to view its domain name, verifying the information through official channels, etc.
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WEEX Exchange: Practical Tips for Dealing with Phishing Scams
According to a report previously released by the FBI, most victims of cryptocurrency investment scams are over the age of 30, with a significant portion of victims being over 60. They easily fall into phishing scams due to the inability to obtain accurate and clear information in a timely manner.
Blockchain technology is rapidly evolving, and cryptocurrency scam groups are continuously updating their fraudulent methods, with phishing scams becoming increasingly rampant and cunning. Today, WEEX Exchange will have a detailed discussion on Web3 phishing scams to ensure your cryptocurrency safety journey.
What is a phishing scam?
Phishing is a type of social engineering attack where scammers impersonate WEEX Exchange through malicious links or applications to steal sensitive information such as victims' usernames, passwords, and two-factor authentication (2FA), thereby stealing users' digital assets.
Scammers often contact users through phishing emails, text messages, or private messages on social media, claiming reasons such as account closure or discontinuation of service to guide users to counterfeit phishing websites to complete asset transfers; or they may remind users of orders that need verification, directing them to counterfeit phishing websites for account unfreezing. Some scammers even forge WEEX Exchange employee badges to increase credibility and induce users to disclose sensitive personal information or visit phishing websites by claiming their accounts are involved in money laundering or are at risk.
Common phishing attack methods impersonating WEEX include:
● Sending emails impersonating WEEX customer service.
● Cloning the WEEX website.
● Misleading users via text messages about account risks, guiding them to phishing websites.
● Altering WEEX links on social media.
● Placing search engine ads to lure users to false WEEX customer service phone numbers and website links.
● Impersonating WEEX customer service on social chat platforms.
● Inducing users to download free software from the internet.
● Using free WiFi to leak personal sensitive information.
#Weex
According to a report previously released by the FBI, most victims of cryptocurrency investment scams are over the age of 30, with a significant portion of victims being over 60. They easily fall into phishing scams due to the inability to obtain accurate and clear information in a timely manner.
Blockchain technology is rapidly evolving, and cryptocurrency scam groups are continuously updating their fraudulent methods, with phishing scams becoming increasingly rampant and cunning. Today, WEEX Exchange will have a detailed discussion on Web3 phishing scams to ensure your cryptocurrency safety journey.
What is a phishing scam?
Phishing is a type of social engineering attack where scammers impersonate WEEX Exchange through malicious links or applications to steal sensitive information such as victims' usernames, passwords, and two-factor authentication (2FA), thereby stealing users' digital assets.
Scammers often contact users through phishing emails, text messages, or private messages on social media, claiming reasons such as account closure or discontinuation of service to guide users to counterfeit phishing websites to complete asset transfers; or they may remind users of orders that need verification, directing them to counterfeit phishing websites for account unfreezing. Some scammers even forge WEEX Exchange employee badges to increase credibility and induce users to disclose sensitive personal information or visit phishing websites by claiming their accounts are involved in money laundering or are at risk.
Common phishing attack methods impersonating WEEX include:
● Sending emails impersonating WEEX customer service.
● Cloning the WEEX website.
● Misleading users via text messages about account risks, guiding them to phishing websites.
● Altering WEEX links on social media.
● Placing search engine ads to lure users to false WEEX customer service phone numbers and website links.
● Impersonating WEEX customer service on social chat platforms.
● Inducing users to download free software from the internet.
● Using free WiFi to leak personal sensitive information.
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