Topic: HOW TO protect yourself from Scammers - page 2. (Read 3984 times)
You need to be very careful with scammers as they can do and undo. You need to store private keys well, activate all the security for your online wallets and many more. These are some tips to protect your account from scammers
Thank you for your work here! You've said pretty much everything I think. To me personally it seems very important to care about personal information and see it as a kind of investment as well.
Do not share your private key. Do not install pirated software in laptop or mobile. Don't say everytime your friend and other I have bitcoin or another cryptocurrency. Use multiple addresses for trading and holding.
In my years in bitcoin my biggest weapon to avoid scam is keep my bitcoin wallet secret on me only, not even my family because we don't know that our neighbors is also a scammers or something and imagine that when your child knows your bitcoin wallet password and someone ask that on them.
But for me just keep it safe and avoid the free wifi or something and don't forget to deepfreeze your computer because there is so many hackers around the world using any viruses trojan etc... in just 1click your bitcoin will be gone and my advice when you don't want to be feel scam on the profit that you are getting from bitcoin is try to invest at the lower price and wait till the price is up and sell it.
But for me just keep it safe and avoid the free wifi or something and don't forget to deepfreeze your computer because there is so many hackers around the world using any viruses trojan etc... in just 1click your bitcoin will be gone and my advice when you don't want to be feel scam on the profit that you are getting from bitcoin is try to invest at the lower price and wait till the price is up and sell it.
One of the best things to do to avoid ICO fraud is to learn and read all the information about this ICO. As they always say: "More knowledge is power." Secondly, the team had to communicate with the community. Thirdly, they should always have an update from their company. If you feel something suspicious, do not hesitate to ask them a question. Thus, you can confirm whether they are legitimate or just a bunch of scammers.
Or maybe just avoid ICO totally? You really don't have to invest in any ICO in order to make money. It's really risky these days because most of them are just scams. They all appear legit every time but only a few of the coins get listed to trading sites. Fewer are the ones that gets to ICO price since most bounty participants will be dumping the coin right away. Even fewer are the ones that gets a price higher than the ICO price. Even fewer are the ones where you can actually yield good amount of money. So save yourself from all the stress and troubles in investing in ICOs and do something else with your money. Simply keeping it is better. This might have zero gains but it also has zero risk.
You have to know that these people are prepared for your questions. Most of the time the team is unresponsive because they are "busy" according to them but those that are responsive are ready for your questions. Their unresponsiveness is simply a way of avoiding answering questions. You see ICO scams getting exposed by high rank members when they start asking the real questions. So what they do is put out enough valid information to not be noticed or questioned right away and to buy them just enough time to get it past the token sale.
Pay very close to everything you invest in, follow them on all types of social media, and check with the community see who has worked with them and if they are trustworthy!!!!
Thank you very much for this great enlightenment. Several malicious scams appearing in several formats have rocked the crypto world right from even it's infant stage. Although I personally take lots of precautions to avoid the basic ones especially relating to icos and airdrops, scammers now use more advanced and sophisticated means these days, and thanks to you I have more knowledge of this under my belt.
For me to protect your self on scammer don't trust people to show your private key or password and only you can know your password and private key so that your money or your bitcoin will safe.many people are scammer because of hard to gain a money so don't be trust on people so that you and your money will safe.
Thank you very much for this great enlightenment. Several malicious scams appearing in several formats have rocked the crypto world right from even it's infant stage. Although I personally take lots of precautions to avoid the basic ones especially relating to icos and airdrops, scammers now use more advanced and sophisticated means these days, and thanks to you I have more knowledge of this under my belt.
One of the best things to do to avoid ICO fraud is to learn and read all the information about this ICO. As they always say: "More knowledge is power." Secondly, the team had to communicate with the community. Thirdly, they should always have an update from their company. If you feel something suspicious, do not hesitate to ask them a question. Thus, you can confirm whether they are legitimate or just a bunch of scammers.
First secure your account from the hackers . Use 2FA security in gmail or any wallet accounts to protect it and to protect yourself from scammers you should thing to know is to interview them first and when there are something strange that they said will give you a huge amount that is totally not ignore them and blocked them .
In my years of experience with bitcoin there is only one effective way to avoid scammers. In joining ICO even if you do your research you will not know that they are scammers until the ICO is over. Even if how many preparations we do or make in the end we still end up being a victim to scammers. The best way to avoid scammers is to no invest your bitcoins. Just hold it in your wallet and hold it for a long time and when the price is right you can sell them and you will have a good profit.
don't choose projects that are easy to understand, recognize skimmers in bitcoin, don't be easily fooled by fantastic promises, don't open strange link links, investigate the reputation of providing bitcoin services. and make passwords a little complicated.
Be more careful in trusting others. Because we must prepare ourselves not to be deceived by people we just know and also we have to check what you really need because it's one way to avoid being tricked in this crypto world.
To protect against scams, you must comply, in fact, all the rules of security on the Internet. This is a long time known rules.
In my years of experience with bitcoin there is only one effective way to avoid scammers. In joining ICO even if you do your research you will not know that they are scammers until the ICO is over. Even if how many preparations we do or make in the end we still end up being a victim to scammers. The best way to avoid scammers is to no invest your bitcoins. Just hold it in your wallet and hold it for a long time and when the price is right you can sell them and you will have a good profit.
don't choose projects that are easy to understand, recognize skimmers in bitcoin, don't be easily fooled by fantastic promises, don't open strange link links, investigate the reputation of providing bitcoin services. and make passwords a little complicated.
Make sure that no one shows their passwords and private key, does not go to unprotected links and was extremely cautious. And protect my wallet with hardware. And you need to be knowledgeable
The above is really cool info. To add up, i think the best way to protect yourself from scammers is by thinking like a scammer. I think if we all begin to think like scammers, we might as well know the moves that scammers might take to invade our properties. in so doing, we will find ways to protect ourselves from them
Yes, scams are very widespread now. Because of scammers the level of trust from investors in cryptocurrency is dropping. If you are asked for personal data it is already not a good sign as you do not know how it casn be used or where the copy of your passport e.g. will end up.
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