Topic: New Youtube Scam in Action - page 2. (Read 300 times)
There's only one advise i must give regarding watching videos on YouTube, don't click or watch except you have the clean idea of the particular user who happens to be someone you followed back to back and trust thieir genuity in delivery, have seen alot of videos who's content does not tally with the title of what they are symbolising, we need to be very careful because before you know it, you've gone far with them, visual aids is one of the simple ways they quickly get attention through online videos, better not to smell what you won't eat.
Really?? So a youtuber posts scam links and you are still interested in listening to him?
What is wrong with you, people?!
What is wrong with you, people?!
Some people really have a hard time understanding something that is so obvious, and it is even stranger that such a question is asked by someone who has been on this forum for 5 years. People looking for financial advice on YT or anywhere else on social media really have a big problem. Freedom of speech combined with millions of naive people is a really wicked combination, isn't it?
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One thing that I wanted to know, is that Youtuber is popular that has many subscribers? Do you think it is worth listening to him?
One thing that I wanted to know, is that Youtuber is popular that has many subscribers? Do you think it is worth listening to him?
for those who already understand how things work on the internet, they definitely won't be interested in listening to the words that are done by YouTubers because they are just repeated words spoken by many YouTubers, they only copy-paste and modify a little.
but as neuroticfish said, newbies will definitely get caught up in the tricks of scammers on youtube because of the combination of greed and their low knowledge.
One thing that I wanted to know, is that Youtuber is popular that has many subscribers? Do you think it is worth listening to him?
Really?? So a youtuber posts scam links and you are still interested in listening to him?
What is wrong with you, people?!
I guess that the advertised 718% staking made some get hooked, but keep in mind that everything that sounds too good to be true is most probably scam. However, do as you think with your money.
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I did further research on YouTube and the scam links are huge in number, here is another fake link https://bak-dome.com/?utm_source=Everdome_7&utm_medium=everdome_stake&utm_campaign=1
Well thank you for the warning but I have a suggestion, is this a fake link? I did further research on YouTube and the scam links are huge in number, here is another fake link https://bak-dome.com/?utm_source=Everdome_7&utm_medium=everdome_stake&utm_campaign=1
Can censor it by using forum insert code like this,
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https://bak-dome.com/?utm_source=Everdome_7&utm_medium=everdome_stake&utm_campaign=1
I clicked it and it seems you are redirected to the exchange site which asks to connect your wallet.One thing that I wanted to know, is that Youtuber is popular that has many subscribers? Do you think it is worth listening to him?
But, as I keep saying, this kind of warnings may be of no help since for many (especially newcomers) the greed is too high and the knowledge is too low. Dangerous combination.
Thats correct. Even though a lot of warnings has been posted here, none actually listen and still do things theyll be in trouble later on.The problem here isnt about how to avoid but to be reminded and absorb knowledge that this kind of thing could eventually bankrupt them instead of earning. Well greedy people arent listening anyway.
If one seeks for easily presented things on Youtube, that's OK.
But if one clicks on links from Youtube without being 100% certain he knows what he's doing, sorry, but he deservers his fate.
What I want to say is that Youtube has a very long history of videos with links to websites that are shady or plain scam.
...And that's not only in crypto.
But, as I keep saying, this kind of warnings may be of no help since for many (especially newcomers) the greed is too high and the knowledge is too low. Dangerous combination.
But if one clicks on links from Youtube without being 100% certain he knows what he's doing, sorry, but he deservers his fate.
What I want to say is that Youtube has a very long history of videos with links to websites that are shady or plain scam.
...And that's not only in crypto.
But, as I keep saying, this kind of warnings may be of no help since for many (especially newcomers) the greed is too high and the knowledge is too low. Dangerous combination.
If you like watching crypto videos on YouTube this post is for you.
Be careful with YouTubers that provide links to websites under their videos some are scammers and this is one of the latest ways that newbies are losing money, a brother who lives close was trying to watch some videos on YouTube about how to stake EverDome token for APY returns and he almost lost it all, the Youtuber dropped a link that's not Bakeryswap.org 👈 which is the official Bakeryswap website, instead, the scammer dropped this
He was lucky to ask question because he was also curious.
1. The fake website has higher APY % compare to the original Bakeryswap APY
2. EverDome staking was never available on the Original Bakeryswap, I guess the scammer knew that people are buying and staking Everdome token on the official website and he plan to lure people with higher APY
Use your brain out there famz, do not trust all videos you watch on Youtube, always make sure you do some research on the link you are provided, make sure its the official link before connecting your wallet.
I did further research on YouTube and the scam links are huge in number, here is another fake link https://bak-dome.com/?utm_source=Everdome_7&utm_medium=everdome_stake&utm_campaign=1
Stay safe FAMZ
Be careful with YouTubers that provide links to websites under their videos some are scammers and this is one of the latest ways that newbies are losing money, a brother who lives close was trying to watch some videos on YouTube about how to stake EverDome token for APY returns and he almost lost it all, the Youtuber dropped a link that's not Bakeryswap.org 👈 which is the official Bakeryswap website, instead, the scammer dropped this
He was lucky to ask question because he was also curious.
1. The fake website has higher APY % compare to the original Bakeryswap APY
2. EverDome staking was never available on the Original Bakeryswap, I guess the scammer knew that people are buying and staking Everdome token on the official website and he plan to lure people with higher APY
Use your brain out there famz, do not trust all videos you watch on Youtube, always make sure you do some research on the link you are provided, make sure its the official link before connecting your wallet.
I did further research on YouTube and the scam links are huge in number, here is another fake link https://bak-dome.com/?utm_source=Everdome_7&utm_medium=everdome_stake&utm_campaign=1
Stay safe FAMZ
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