I know the feeling, but what I do is try to block those kind of message and report it as a spam.
Read some stories from the internet about this Binance scam attempt, and unfortunately, there are still people who feel for it. One victim says that the scammer really sounded professional with a British accent and probably that's one reason why man fall for this kind of trick.
I'm not sure how you would do that because I'd have to block the sender "Binance" in general, which means that I won't be able to receive SMS from Binance itself. That's how it is with Google Messages, at least. As I had mentioned a while ago, I had tried calling them through a Wi-Fi call application; the person who answered spoke quite decent English and with an accent as well. Perhaps if I had tried to engage with them, their accent wouldn't have sounded as good as it did when he picked up the phone at first, so I understand any possible frustration someone who was completely unaware he was being scammed. The Indian or Nigerian accent makes it too obvious that you're being scammed. Read some stories from the internet about this Binance scam attempt, and unfortunately, there are still people who feel for it. One victim says that the scammer really sounded professional with a British accent and probably that's one reason why man fall for this kind of trick.
