Pictures … Beware of the elaborate fraud method for stealing digital currencies on “Twitter”
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Answer Pictures … Beware of the elaborate fraud method for stealing digital currencies on “Twitter”
If you are a follower of the Arab Bitcoin website, you will surely have noticed how many topics we list related to scams.
The aim of this is to keep the Arab user and the newcomer to the cryptocurrency market informed that the crypto market is ruthless and full of scammers, what we will list in this topic is a sample of the many and varied scams.
exposure user On Twitter for a scam where he sent his bitcoin to a fake Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao.
The victim sent “Changpeng Zhao” and asked him to return the bitcoin he sent after he entered a very elaborate scam that used photo-editing and programming web pages to look 100% correct as the images below show:
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A scam was the promise of whoever sends Bitcoin to the address shown in the pictures will get 10 times what he deposited, whoever sends 0.1 Bitcoin later gets 1 Bitcoin.
Pictures and video of the CEO of the Binance platform were used to deceive the victims more, in addition to showing the fake Bitcoin returns to the victims.
According to the victim who exposed the scam, he got the scam thread from Instagram and sent an unknown amount of bitcoin to the scammers:
Beware this guy The CEO of Binance, on YouTube, announced that if you send 0.1~25bitcoin to the Binance CEO address, the CEO will send you 1~250bitcoin.
But it is a hoax.binance instagram Tweet embed @YouTubeSpain0 Tweet embed pic.twitter.com/Wc8nlNrSBQ– Shoya (S_H_O_Y_ca) January 14, 2020
Crypto scammers often use social media platforms including Facebook, Telegram and Twitter to carry out their fraudulent schemes.
Which means that beginners need to be on the lookout for anyone who asks them to send their cryptocurrency for a double or even slightly higher amount.
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And to think that in the world of money nothing is given for free.
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