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Peanutswar

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I think this is one of the topics that OP talk about because recently there is a lot of topic about this kind of scam and this is the elon musk bitcoin giveaway.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZhpEsNpxAg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UW_Q3sQpO_s

Also when you are trying to use this keyword in youtube "Bitcoin give away" there is a lot of content made by different users actually the experience of scam on a different platform that may help other members to be aware of this kind of scam.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZhpEsNpxAg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvSshZ1vvEU

plvbob0070

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The problem is people think it's an advantage, what they don't think is that it is a technique of a scammer to attract attention. Given this, the only people that will fall for this kind of tricks are the fool and greedy people because they don't think wisely when it comes to things that may benefit them. People should not establish any huge expectations on the issue of too wonderful to be true promises because it can be a fraud. Hence, we should also educate ourselves, so we aren't illiterate when it comes to this kind of matter.

boyptc

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That's a fact, no prominent people will give that sort of giveaway. They don't even know that they've been being used by the scammers with those interviews and talks that they had before.

There is a relentless reminder from the community about these scams but those people that are just watching those videos and brought by the YouTube algorithm are the potential victims. They don't know that this forum exists and there are good people that never stop reminding and informing the world that those are scams.

pakhitheboss

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I have no idea how Twitter scams are done as I hardly follow those Giveaways and Airdrop handles. I am aware about Youtube Scams and there have been few topics related to those scams highlighted in this forum.

Youtube Channels are not purchased by the scammers but the channel owners get scammed and looses control of his/her channels.

What I am aware of is that these scammers send an email using a known third party Adsense partner or from fake AdSense websites.

These emails promise them an increase in their monthly earnings and ask them to register/login to these fake websites using their Youtube account information.

As soon as they receive those details the first thing they do is to change the password of that channel and the additional email address.

This is how they gain access to these big channels and then they organize live events using an old video of an interview of a crypto celebrity. I have reported a couple of them lately on Youtube but still, they manage to get hold of a new channel somehow.

Stay away from any form of Giveaways on any social media platform they are all fake.

GreatArkansas

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This is normal nowadays, they are spreading everywhere even in some social media, especially Twitter and Facebook.
It is kinda alarming, even Bitcoin still not so bullish or aiming a new all-time-high but these scammers already started, because as far as I know as before, these kinds of scams only popped out when bitcoin got parabolic run or when the bull run started.
For sure, we will expect more of this kind of scams once we already in a new bull run.

OldSamurai

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