The unauthorized use of brands on Facebook is very rampant and Facebook is not Crypto friendly, if you are a long time user of Facebook you should know that impersonation and Catfishing ( Catfishing is when someone uses images and information (often taken from other people's social media accounts to create a new identity online – sometimes using an individual's entire identity as their own.) there's always warning that you should only add people you really know and that goes to social media of companies.
100% this is not the official page of Crypto.com, you have not posted the link here for us to check, this is the official page of Crypto.com
https://www.facebook.com/CryptoComOfficial
Topic: Scam Alert for Bounty Hunters in This Forum (Read 268 times)
It's also the responsibility of the people who know to warn or let those who don't know learn about those scam website, we're not getting anything out of it if we keep it a secret so we might as well spread the word in regards to those scams so we can help people from falling from them.
If people spend a little time exposing such scams then the number of such scam websites will be greatly reduced. Because scammers are constantly trying to change old tactics and use new ones. Now crypto users have become much more cautious than before, which is why they try to expose only when they see such activities. Maybe in the coming days we will get more members who will expose such scams more quickly.
This is probably one of the most used (not very successful) scam methodes in history,It's not that uncommon to receive these kind of offers my inbox is full of them.
It may look real but imitation is very rampant here in the Crypto space you can only avoid this if you are good at doing research, it's simple and easy to do that all you have to do is to check if the page is the official page of the site that's offering you the rewards, it's always on the legitimacy of the offer do not be too greedy to jump to the offer do your research first, it will only take a few minutes to do that.
For us who knows already about that scam for sure we will not get fool from that posting, but for newbies maybe things will be different and might they will believe that they actually won. But anyways its good to keep seeing this kind of attempt posted since this one tell that this scheme still exist and this discussion we made here are a good reference for newbie to determine that post came from social media site is a scam.
It's also the responsibility of the people who know to warn or let those who don't know learn about those scam website, we're not getting anything out of it if we keep it a secret so we might as well spread the word in regards to those scams so we can help people from falling from them.Unfortunately not everyone is willing to listen to the people who warned them since mostly if they already have investment on the scam platform and warned them to not put more money on it since its a scam they will not take your advice and give's a bad impression that you are jealous to them since they are earning at that moment that's why sometimes experience will really be the best teacher for them to learn since for sure they will realize that you are right about what you told to them.
But for those people who didn't invest yet its really good to warn them but hopefully they will listen and not to be greedy on what they offer to them especially about huge return of profits from their investment.
For us who knows already about that scam for sure we will not get fool from that posting, but for newbies maybe things will be different and might they will believe that they actually won. But anyways its good to keep seeing this kind of attempt posted since this one tell that this scheme still exist and this discussion we made here are a good reference for newbie to determine that post came from social media site is a scam.
It's also the responsibility of the people who know to warn or let those who don't know learn about those scam website, we're not getting anything out of it if we keep it a secret so we might as well spread the word in regards to those scams so we can help people from falling from them.
For us who knows already about that scam for sure we will not get fool from that posting, but for newbies maybe things will be different and might they will believe that they actually won. But anyways its good to keep seeing this kind of attempt posted since this one tell that this scheme still exist and this discussion we made here are a good reference for newbie to determine that post came from social media site is a scam.
So scammer posting with your profile on their page that you won bonus? It's ridiculous though I have seen this scam attempt for the first time LOL. Scammers are always looking for new scam technics. Posting on is Facebook page means nothing. Just avoid to reply them, it will not hurt you posting on their Facebook page. Thousands of users doing bounty campaigns and it's quite easier to find out who are cryptocurrency users from the bounty spreadsheet. Just keep in mind, nothing is free in the world and there is no such money-making machine that would multiply your money within minutes.
If you search on Facebook, you will find many such pages who post with the promise of different types of fake profits. They use the names of different big companies and use the names of different popular people to attract people. Since he has used your picture, you report to Facebook and try to block this account. Now that such activities have increased a lot on Facebook, they are taking the help of Facebook ads to promote various fake websites which is very risky for newcomers.
Nothing comes as free this time, even the bounty hunters today will have to engage in difficult tasks to earn tokens and in the end, the tokens aren't going to be listed in an exchange. So if you find yourself about to get rewards from crypto companies without doing anything in this case facebook crypto.com page, be suspicious about it.
Always have some doubts about emails particularly Binance email making you verify your account even when you know you have verified it years ago.
Always have some doubts about emails particularly Binance email making you verify your account even when you know you have verified it years ago.
If the OP is still having trouble understanding it then I suggest using the url in this code instead and it will make the image display more appropriate.
OP, use this code and you just have to copy and replace with the image url in your post.
OP, use this code and you just have to copy and replace with the image url in your post.
Code:
[img width=300]https://i.imgur.com/B4hpBCo.jpg[/img]
[img width=300]https://i.imgur.com/nwsS3f7.jpg[/img]
[img width=300]https://i.imgur.com/nwsS3f7.jpg[/img]
You don't need to resize the actual picture, just edit the code when posting,
Resizing the image by adding some code sometime makes the image a little blurry, I would also suggest the OP to use a size larger than 200 so that the user can clearly read the text on the image if any.
Sry to Say but I Can't it because I just cropped a little bit to make a good shape of this picture but I can upload full pic without cropped.
Here is the full pic in desktop mode-
Here is the full pic in desktop mode-
You don't need to resize the actual picture, just edit the code when posting, like in the tutorial here:
Guideline on posting images (with size adjustments), hyperlinks
Hre is your own image resized to height=100:
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They are not moderating impersonation unless they are reported so if you are active on Facebook be sure to double-check who or what you are following, only follow social pages where the links come from their official websites, don't go for the name alone.
Facebook like telegram is the favorite hub of scammers, because of the easy manipulation of the page description.
This is a fake page, Facebook doesn't have any policy against impersonators but they can still be reported, although they will only comeback much worse that ever because they are persistent in terms wanting to scam people. And you won't bother with the accounts that promote them because they're all bots.
They are not moderating impersonation unless they are reported so if you are active on Facebook be sure to double-check who or what you are following, only follow social pages where the links come from their official websites, don't go for the name alone.
Facebook like telegram is the favorite hub of scammers, because of the easy manipulation of the page description.
It is so easy to create these type of pages, take just a few seconds to copy the pics and information from the original site and Voila! you have your own impersonation page.
A word of advice to anyone reading this : please stop following social media cryptocurrency pages and so - you will likely come across these types of scams if you do. Keep your social media to personal use only - dont show interest in crypto in those. Use a separate account if you need to.
And remember that money is never created out of thin air - if someone tells you that they can give returns that are way over a bank's interest rate, there is a 100% chance that the person is lying and is going to steal your money.
A word of advice to anyone reading this : please stop following social media cryptocurrency pages and so - you will likely come across these types of scams if you do. Keep your social media to personal use only - dont show interest in crypto in those. Use a separate account if you need to.
And remember that money is never created out of thin air - if someone tells you that they can give returns that are way over a bank's interest rate, there is a 100% chance that the person is lying and is going to steal your money.
This is a fake page, Facebook doesn't have any policy against impersonators but they can still be reported, although they will only comeback much worse that ever because they are persistent in terms wanting to scam people. And you won't bother with the accounts that promote them because they're all bots.
Yeah. Another divorce for stupid people who think they will make a profit just like that.
I always say: social networks are evil!
If they are so attracted, never create your real profile. Don't trust outsiders, whatever they suggest. Just think, why give something that doesn’t bother you?
If you believe in fairy tales, prepare yourself for the complete loss of everything you have. Grow up and don't trust anyone who wants to make you rich.
I always say: social networks are evil!
If they are so attracted, never create your real profile. Don't trust outsiders, whatever they suggest. Just think, why give something that doesn’t bother you?
If you believe in fairy tales, prepare yourself for the complete loss of everything you have. Grow up and don't trust anyone who wants to make you rich.
Thanks a lot for your Advice.Besically Scammers are inventing new tricks day by day and they target newcomers oftenly.
So there is no way to have knowledge about scammers and must secure our accounts.
OP, could you please resize your pic? You can do that by modifying the code for the image with "img width=500" or something similar. I'm looking at what you posted on a desktop computer, and I have to lean back in my chair to take everything in.
I don't use Facebook, so I'm not familiar with how scams go down there. What exactly is this guy looking for? What's that heart icon that he wants you to drop in his inbox? Those questions probably sound idiotic, but believe me, for someone who doesn't use FB they sound odd.
I don't use Facebook, so I'm not familiar with how scams go down there. What exactly is this guy looking for? What's that heart icon that he wants you to drop in his inbox? Those questions probably sound idiotic, but believe me, for someone who doesn't use FB they sound odd.
Sry to Say but I Can't it because I just cropped a little bit to make a good shape of this picture but I can upload full pic without cropped.
Actually A Fake Facebook page of Crypto.com shared my profile pic and offered 3× return. Because I iftenly do Facebook tasks on Bounty Projects.
Thats why I shared so that bounty hunters can realize how scammers are trying to scam.
Hope You realized whole incident.
Yeah. Another divorce for stupid people who think they will make a profit just like that.
I always say: social networks are evil!
If they are so attracted, never create your real profile. Don't trust outsiders, whatever they suggest. Just think, why give something that doesn’t bother you?
If you believe in fairy tales, prepare yourself for the complete loss of everything you have. Grow up and don't trust anyone who wants to make you rich.
I always say: social networks are evil!
If they are so attracted, never create your real profile. Don't trust outsiders, whatever they suggest. Just think, why give something that doesn’t bother you?
If you believe in fairy tales, prepare yourself for the complete loss of everything you have. Grow up and don't trust anyone who wants to make you rich.
OP, could you please resize your pic? You can do that by modifying the code for the image with "img width=500" or something similar. I'm looking at what you posted on a desktop computer, and I have to lean back in my chair to take everything in.
I don't use Facebook, so I'm not familiar with how scams go down there. What exactly is this guy looking for? What's that heart icon that he wants you to drop in his inbox? Those questions probably sound idiotic, but believe me, for someone who doesn't use FB they sound odd.
I don't use Facebook, so I'm not familiar with how scams go down there. What exactly is this guy looking for? What's that heart icon that he wants you to drop in his inbox? Those questions probably sound idiotic, but believe me, for someone who doesn't use FB they sound odd.
This is probably one of the most used (not very successful) scam methodes in history,It's not that uncommon to receive these kind of offers my inbox is full of them.
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