How Can You Protect Ourselves From Scammers? - page 7.

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Quote from: Lhez on April 27, 2018, 06:48:36 AM

Like any get-rich-quick scheme, bitcoin scams thrive on the gullibility of its victims. Just because it's a digital currency doesn't mean you can acquire wealth quickly.

Absolutely, in this field there is a facts that we can able to have a financial freedom because of it but this is not an easy money because we can put our time and effort to be a successful here and to have all that we wanted to have in our life but the worst thing is there are foolish people that have no doubt to do scamming and foolish things to others just to save their own wealth stability in life. I think the best thing that we can do to avoid to those people is we need to be much aware and keep to ourselves that we do not easily trust other people specially if we don't know them better. Just remember that there are some people that they do anything just for the spirit of money so we need to be careful.

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A relative discussion will depend on what we mean by coup and the individual has his beliefs and visions about a coup, sometimes a blow to me means nothing to another individual. Big investors of crypto always mentions: "You are responsible for your actions and interests in the crypto, do not trust anyone, not even me." Taking risks is part of being an investor and complaining is cowardice.

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Scammers come in all different forms not just those that try and get you to join fake ICOs. They trick you into sending coins into a different wallet, sell you something but don't deliver, even bounty hunters get scammed by changing payment or even no payment. This is crypto - be wary of everyone!

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your private key should be keep safe
you must read and study a project well before you do
when i start bitcoin i think is a easy to make money so quickly but i later realised it will take a time to have a knowledge of doing bitcoin someone's need time don't rush into the hand of scammer

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I try analyze deeply a project before investing. I do not trust anyone and try to examine all and of course I invest a part of my savings which I may lose

13risingforce

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It is difficult to avoid the scammers in this cryptocurrency world. Usually what I do is search for information first before doing anything in the world of crypto currency. Or can do research by monitoring the progress of any ICO or project that I follow.

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As mentioned above, the best thing you can do is to understand what you are doing. In addition, you always need to see what is written on this forum about new ways of hacking, in the pinned topic.
Also I do:
For the account on the forum - a separate email address.
For bounty - a separate email address.
Do not open a email with an unknown email address.
Do not click on the links in the email, twitter, fb... without research.
Use only a separate computer for crypto.
Do not talk about the crypto income in real life.
Visit only trusted resources and always control it.

There are precautions for save, transactions, exchanging fiat-crypto, crypto-fiat. But this is another big theme.

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Do not believe anyone/anything that promising something looks too good to be true. That's how you can avoid scammers. Be aware of phishing sites and unofficial accounts. Always give a second look before clicking any links. Never share secret information with anyone.

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What I've learned from the Balina's wallets hack is that you shouldn't store your keys in a cloud. Though it's very convenient that you can access your wallets from anywhere from any device, but the risk is too high. Also it's important to use 2AF both for the main and reserve mailboxes and use the most possible complex passwords.

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Quote from: Lhez on April 27, 2018, 06:48:36 AM

Like any get-rich-quick scheme, bitcoin scams thrive on the gullibility of its victims. Just because it's a digital currency doesn't mean you can acquire wealth quickly.

As for me, I believe that scammers are just around us and they're just waitibg for their next victim so we must get rid of them by securing our private keys and by monitoring our earnings. Also, we must avoid having any contact or conversation with suspicious people.

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This you can watch in everything !!! Of course, when a newcomer arrives and does not want to read and study anything, he starts trustingly telling someone what to say, the result will be that the scammers will do their thing, it's not only here

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if it is from scammers that they do not give their keys to anyone, all transactions and operations with crypto currency are safe

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I am not easy to trust with others and always make sure who the identity of the person and whether they are true part of a team, I also always make bookmarks some sites I frequent

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Scammers are coming up with new ideas every day. I personally think that greed is the cause for someone to fall for scam. Always be careful and think about any good deals you see before accepting it.

In any case, Bitcointalk is a good place to learn about scams. Members of this forum will post about their experience of being scammed and also new types of scams.

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I think there many way we can protect ourselves from scammer, we can protect ourselves from scammer by not been greedy and also we should be more careful with telegram channel and group.

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Quote from: Lhez on April 27, 2018, 06:48:36 AM

Like any get-rich-quick scheme, bitcoin scams thrive on the gullibility of its victims. Just because it's a digital currency doesn't mean you can acquire wealth quickly.

If you see a person or a group of people offering you a too good to be true, you know what does it means. Do some research before engaging in any investment platform because this might risky and you will loss lots of money from it. I have seen plenty of people scammed by an MLM ( multi-level marketing) scheme, wherein you need to invite people and encourage them to invest in their scheme. This is not how bitcoin or other digital currency works, BTC is not a scam, it is being used as a tool by abusive people to scam other people.

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Quote from: Lhez on April 27, 2018, 06:48:36 AM

Like any get-rich-quick scheme, bitcoin scams thrive on the gullibility of its victims. Just because it's a digital currency doesn't mean you can acquire wealth quickly.

Not even satoshi as the inventor of bitcoin and blockchain saying that bitcoin is a tool to gain wealth quickly, it's just the same ordinary currency but with additional advantage as for example, a tool to move wealth instantly to another people without any limitation or restriction, but using bitcoin means youre responsible of your own money, you need to take care your money by yourself and there's plenty ways to do this had already discussed here, one of them is using hardware wallet.

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Quote from: Lhez on April 27, 2018, 06:48:36 AM

Like any get-rich-quick scheme, bitcoin scams thrive on the gullibility of its victims. Just because it's a digital currency doesn't mean you can acquire wealth quickly.

Since digital currency is mainstream right now, we can't deny that there are a group of people who abuse it just to scam other people. The only way to protect ourselves from a scammer is to do a background research on the company or people that we are dealing with. We should be careful on the "too good to be true" offers because there is no shortcut to success.

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Quote from: amanarora_1 on April 27, 2018, 09:25:00 AM

I think, people who trapped in scam will have best answer for this question and I'm one of them Grin

! Actually, our security is in our hand, if you trust someone in this Crypto world then big lose is waiting for you. I just want to suggest you one thing, never ever share your personal data with someone and never trust on quick rich scheme, because these are the number one scammer's. You will get success with hardwork and hardwork always comes in long-term not in quick-terms.

To prevent scamming of coin we have to be clever in doing transactions because they can quickly determine the process. Everybody has differrent personality we don't know if its trusting so better to keep secured for our own sake.Protect our coin and update as always, transaction is too risky and confidential for the users.

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Well, there are no ultimate rules, I think everyone should think with their own brain and try to avoid scams. But I can give a few examples which should already be self-explanatory. If you are being asked for your private key instead of your public key, do not give it to anyone. Unless it is a case where you for instance want to access your MEW account, where you need to put in your private key. But recently, users were phished, because they were not careful, so be on alert even for this. Then, avoid suspicious links and don't click on any suspicious files in your email. You can easily attract malware or keyloggers on your machine doing that (I suggest some anti-malware with combination of antivirus installed). Also, I notice a lot of scammers on Telegram channels. If you are an ICO investor or bounty hunter, do not respond to them, because no admin will ever contact you and ask you for your assets. But as I said, if the thing looks suspicious or too good to be true, it probably is.

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