thanks for the reminder. yeah , many people can get confuse sometimes when it comes to email . those who dont read properly can easily become a victim but if you will only read carefull the whole contents of the email you will see that they are fake .
by the way , i just notice that freebit are now on the campaign of collecting funds to help corona victims . that nice and not all gambling site or faucet can be able to do this kind of generousity . now it forces users to play for a good cause while also earning something good if ever they got lucky
On the other hand, those who fall victim would learn their lesson and be more vigilant. It happened to me some years back although I've always been wary of scams.
It's like the "Once bitten, twice shy" idiom.
Yeah when you get scammed once, it is harder to ever get scammed. I was scammed by a cloud mining operation once for example, it was not a nice feeling and I will always remember it. I wasn't fully scammed because I managed to sell my cloud mining operation before they turned out to be a scam but I didn't know they were a scam when I invested and sold it, so the buyer who got it from me really made a big scene, thankfully all the trouble was on the company and not me but that was caved into my brain to never leave again.
Now I do not trust the cloud mining companies as a whole, could some of them be true? Sure, but at least I do not invest into good ones in order to stay away from bad ones as well. I would like to also congratulate freebitcoin on the help they are doing as well, that is a very noble gesture guys.
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