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Quote from: savetheFORUM on October 16, 2023, 01:35:58 AM

Quote from: _Hiloveua_ on October 15, 2023, 10:37:27 AM

@OP, Honestly I don't like to airdrop. Because I believe most people are cheated through airdrops. However, not all airdrops are the same and cheat. But one thing you must believe is that most of the airdrops cannot be sold even if you pay them. Because they are not listed anywhere. About airdrop I would suggest you to create a new wallet account if you want to airdrop so that your funds can be safe.

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Scammers are always looking for different new ways to try and scam people, especially Telegram is full of them. When you join a group chat related to cryptocurrencies, you will most definitely get a couple of direct messages right after joining the group, others will approach with some patience so that you don't find it suspicious.

Yes you are absolutely right. Scammers continue to try to trick everyone by creating thousands of airdrops and often succeed. However, these scammers will not always ask you to add a wallet to their website to take advantage of them. There are many other methods by which they can easily cheat people. For example: Sometimes bots create airdrops and show many tokens or dollars. But there are some rules to withdraw them such as certain amount of dollars or certain amount of tokens will be required. After completing everything to withdraw they will give an address saying they need to pay network fee. Otherwise there will be no withdrawal. Even in this way, many people cheat.

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Nothing is free, you see. Currently, to obtain an airdrop, we have to complete a multitude of tasks for a project. Sometimes, even after completing numerous tasks, you might not receive the project's tokens. What you're mentioning, be cautious about it, use a new wallet with no assets to link to it.

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Quote from: _Hiloveua_ on October 15, 2023, 10:37:27 AM

@OP, Honestly I don't like to airdrop. Because I believe most people are cheated through airdrops. However, not all airdrops are the same and cheat. But one thing you must believe is that most of the airdrops cannot be sold even if you pay them. Because they are not listed anywhere. About airdrop I would suggest you to create a new wallet account if you want to airdrop so that your funds can be safe.

It's not an actual airdrop, but it's a scam attempt from a scammer trying to steal the funds of OP. As soon as he would connect his wallet to that website and accept the contract in the decentralized wallet app such as MetaMask, they would empty his wallet and take everything it contains. Have you ever seen a project approaching people privately that they've won a certain amount of tokens and they should claim them? That's bizarre, if someone thinks it is true, they are basically out of their mind.

Scammers are always looking for different new ways to try and scam people, especially Telegram is full of them. When you join a group chat related to cryptocurrencies, you will most definitely get a couple of direct messages right after joining the group, others will approach with some patience so that you don't find it suspicious.

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@OP, Honestly I don't like to airdrop. Because I believe most people are cheated through airdrops. However, not all airdrops are the same and cheat. But one thing you must believe is that most of the airdrops cannot be sold even if you pay them. Because they are not listed anywhere. About airdrop I would suggest you to create a new wallet account if you want to airdrop so that your funds can be safe.

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I think it is fake. There will be two things, either the airdrop message and sender is a spammer and the coin has no such airdrop or the coin itself will be a scam. I do not think now a day any project can afford a $479 airdrop to individual users or participants. Even now bounty is not that much worth. So, looking at the situation, it is not trustworthy. We should be cautious when dealing with such kinds of projects.

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The token is real but no airdrop. The only way to get free coins is via the sweat coin app. And its limited daily.
Unless you wanna buy on exchanges like Bitget and others here : https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/sweat-economy
Sweat coin has done it airdrop in the past and its not via telegram but with their app. And as ive said earlier, you can only mine the coin with the app.

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Quote from: Biznesmen on October 03, 2023, 02:12:23 PM

I say it's real, and this app will pay you for walking. It's basically using the sensors on your phone to calculate your steps, and you get points, and with these points, you can buy anything on the app. But the problem is that the value of the coins is not that high. If you walk for 5 to 6 years, you might get anything. But many people are hyping this for motivation to walk well. But that's not true; it's killing our time. Technology and innovations are always good, but the tactics behind them are unbearable. So I can't say it's a full scam and all but fishy. Because tracking every step location-wise is like stalking. That's why I can't fully agree with this sweat coin.

Token is real, airdrop is not. Also this token worth nothing because it's pretty easy to fake your walk. There are many applications that make you look like you are walking while you are sitting at home. Don't expect to get good amount of money just because you are walking, even if you really walk.

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Quote from: JahriMeayer on October 14, 2023, 02:22:14 PM

I also receive text daily from unknown people on telegram, most of them found me from others telegram channels where i joined. They use to send scam/fake text as well as phishing about airdrops, free altcoins giveaway etc. I just ignore them. Solid project team will never ask about fee from you as such way for make a transaction! Moreover if they can give you 480$ worth altcoins then 20/30$ fee isn't a big deal. Hope you already got that, the coin you mentioned isn't pure or you should rather ask Sweat Economy community for verification. If you are a winner, then there should be an announcement about it on their Social media channels

That will imply how important of not to trust strangers too quickly. Social media, especially telegram has been a medium of scams, it was easy to use known names and even make use of fake profiles.
Yes, those legit platforms or projects will never be asking any amount from their investors for transaction fees.
And what I think about Sweat Coin, we'd likely get sweat when we invest in this project. Only believe those projects that have use cases, not those that just promise huge ROI.

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Quote from: Cyber_warrior on October 03, 2023, 04:48:15 PM

Quote from: Hildentine on September 14, 2023, 02:17:41 PM

In this case i simply said that in the airdrop many opportunities are coming daily but its not gurrenty every airdrop must airdrop many projects are that type people work hard but they can't pay i think sweat coin in the strt they give sweat coin to there users but in this time i have no idea they still work are not.

Is this project not dead? People I know were even mining the coin then, they will convert the numbers of footstep which you take into coin, but I haven’t heard anything about the coin for some months now, I don’t know if the coin is still in existence or not, but in every airdrop, I always sense scam in it, so be careful when participating in airdrops.

I checked it on Coingecko and it does not exist there, if it is not being tracked anymore that means there is no volume anymore, and can now be considered as a shitcoin.

this is what usually happens to trend coins, their lifespan is very short they thrive on the trend and once the trend fades out they also fade out, it not only sweat coin, there are tons of coins that are just an imitation of coins that are trending in the market.
Airdrops are the easiest way to attract attention but the problem is these developers are not honest and transparent about how they do airdrops, they ask for tasks and not everybody can receive them even after you have done all the tasks they've asked of you and they ask also KYC that puts the risk of the participants.

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I also receive text daily from unknown people on telegram, most of them found me from others telegram channels where i joined. They use to send scam/fake text as well as phishing about airdrops, free altcoins giveaway etc. I just ignore them. Solid project team will never ask about fee from you as such way for make a transaction! Moreover if they can give you 480$ worth altcoins then 20/30$ fee isn't a big deal. Hope you already got that, the coin you mentioned isn't pure or you should rather ask Sweat Economy community for verification. If you are a winner, then there should be an announcement about it on their Social media channels

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Quote from: Cyber_warrior on October 03, 2023, 04:48:15 PM

Quote from: Hildentine on September 14, 2023, 02:17:41 PM

In this case i simply said that in the airdrop many opportunities are coming daily but its not gurrenty every airdrop must airdrop many projects are that type people work hard but they can't pay i think sweat coin in the strt they give sweat coin to there users but in this time i have no idea they still work are not.

Is this project not dead? People I know were even mining the coin then, they will convert the numbers of footstep which you take into coin, but I haven’t heard anything about the coin for some months now, I don’t know if the coin is still in existence or not, but in every airdrop, I always sense scam in it, so be careful when participating in airdrops.

I haven't followed the project closely but their website is active, and the generated coins keep increasing on the website which says that it's showing the data in real-time unless it's fake and manipulated only to lure in more users. All I know is that apps and projects like this and previously Step Up which was also a similar project couldn't really stay in the market for very long and people eventually start losing interest. The only thing that might keep it alive is that they give free tokens which wasn't the case with the Step Up app.

That being said, what OP has received on Telegram is in no way related to the original project but it's only a scam attempt that will steal his tokens if he connects his wallet to any website or accepts a transaction on his decentralized wallet app such as MetaMask, such things are common on Telegram.

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Quote from: GeorgeJohn on October 10, 2023, 03:37:50 PM

Before you jubilate of altcoins I believe that you have make a withdrawal and confirm if you have access to swap the airdrops worth of $479 to usdt or any other cryptocurrencies of your choice because I know quite well that some scammers do use such derivatives to penetrate or scam some people, but you have withdraw it and it went successful, kudos to you and the airdrop, because it has been long before I seen people benefiting from airdrop, like over two years I can recall that some people do such.

From the scheme alone, it already looks like a scam so I don't think there is any need to confirm further as the result will remain the same and nothing will change with this. Even if we have a lot of needs and hope for big profits, we must remember that this is not a place to receive big money for free.
I think what needs to be done for this is not to check further but to limit ourselves from such useless things because apart from wasting time, things like this are also troublesome if we dive too deep into it.

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Before you jubilate of altcoins I believe that you have make a withdrawal and confirm if you have access to swap the airdrops worth of $479 to usdt or any other cryptocurrencies of your choice because I know quite well that some scammers do use such derivatives to penetrate or scam some people, but you have withdraw it and it went successful, kudos to you and the airdrop, because it has been long before I seen people benefiting from airdrop, like over two years I can recall that some people do such.

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Quote from: LogitechMouse on September 13, 2023, 08:00:52 PM

You haven't done anything, you received that kind of amount? Isn't is suspicious already.

I don't know the exact reason why there are some people who are doing this kind of thing in Telegram, but avoid these kind of airdrops at all costs. I mean where do these people get that kind of money to just give it to random stranger for free? If it's Elon Musk, or Jeff Bezos or any rich businessmen out there then it's possible, but I don't think that they'll be doing this as well.

Overall, we already said that this is a scam attempt, and there's no way for you to get that money for free. Well, you can try if you want if you're too curious about it as long as you will not give anything that's personal for you, but just by looking at that picture, it's pretty obvious that it isn't real.

In case you don't know or haven't seen it yet, these scammers also use rich people to scam people, I've seen it a lot of times where they have a video of Elon Musk running either on YouTube or Facebook or elsewhere, they have a proper streaming setup where there is a wallet address for either Ethereum or Bitcoin and they are pretending like Elon Musk is helping people and he sends double the amount they receive on the given address, lol.

Surprisingly, a lot of people, who are new in the industry or in cryptocurrencies, tend to fall for such things, and they actually send some money to the given address and hope that they might actually get something in return, how naïve! So, these scammers are smart and they keep getting smarter.

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Quote from: Hildentine on September 14, 2023, 02:17:41 PM

In this case i simply said that in the airdrop many opportunities are coming daily but its not gurrenty every airdrop must airdrop many projects are that type people work hard but they can't pay i think sweat coin in the strt they give sweat coin to there users but in this time i have no idea they still work are not.

Is this project not dead? People I know were even mining the coin then, they will convert the numbers of footstep which you take into coin, but I haven’t heard anything about the coin for some months now, I don’t know if the coin is still in existence or not, but in every airdrop, I always sense scam in it, so be careful when participating in airdrops.

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Quote from: VFalcon on August 05, 2023, 10:53:20 AM

I've been collecting this coin SWEAT for steps since the beginning, as a result when they launched it the price was different and the tokens were frozen. I've made a lot more on TFS in that time without having to constantly go round and round about it

And in the end, they will only become shit tokens in wallets, which ends up being trash that cannot be cleaned from our wallets. This has happened many times, and in the end we will feel disappointed because we have spent time and energy on it. And this is indeed a kind of scam that often happens. So, if there is a promotion or airdrop like this, it's better to just avoid it. Because usually it's just a scam or ends in shit coins.

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Quote from: EFS on August 04, 2023, 07:03:44 PM

That's not how token airdrops work. This is the most obvious scam attempt. They send thousand of people to this same message and asking for a small amount, you don't believe how many of people fall for this scam. Obviously, such scam attempts are very common in Telegram, same with Twitter and Discord. Don't click anywhere you see suspicious and don't send money to anyone. Even the official accounts of the projects can be hacked and send such announcements. You should also pay attention to them.

I say it's real, and this app will pay you for walking. It's basically using the sensors on your phone to calculate your steps, and you get points, and with these points, you can buy anything on the app. But the problem is that the value of the coins is not that high. If you walk for 5 to 6 years, you might get anything. But many people are hyping this for motivation to walk well. But that's not true; it's killing our time. Technology and innovations are always good, but the tactics behind them are unbearable. So I can't say it's a full scam and all but fishy. Because tracking every step location-wise is like stalking. That's why I can't fully agree with this sweat coin.

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In this case i simply said that in the airdrop many opportunities are coming daily but its not gurrenty every airdrop must airdrop many projects are that type people work hard but they can't pay i think sweat coin in the strt they give sweat coin to there users but in this time i have no idea they still work are not.

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Quote from: LogitechMouse on September 13, 2023, 08:00:52 PM

Quote from: DaNNy001 on August 04, 2023, 10:20:30 AM

So am not all that into airdrop but some of my guys have been disturbing like hell to take part saying of these airdrop do actually pay so I later let me send me some airdrop link and I tried this one particular one {sweat coin} but for some time I have not done anything with this but I do get lots of notification on my telegram. And I saw an interesting message which I said I should ask the community how real is it about the message sent to me by sweat coin.
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You haven't done anything, you received that kind of amount? Isn't is suspicious already.

I don't know the exact reason why there are some people who are doing this kind of thing in Telegram, but avoid these kind of airdrops at all costs. I mean where do these people get that kind of money to just give it to random stranger for free? If it's Elon Musk, or Jeff Bezos or any rich businessmen out there then it's possible, but I don't think that they'll be doing this as well.

Overall, we already said that this is a scam attempt, and there's no way for you to get that money for free. Well, you can try if you want if you're too curious about it as long as you will not give anything that's personal for you, but just by looking at that picture, it's pretty obvious that it isn't real.

If someone message you about a free money, it's a crystal clear as scam. Especially if you're not participating, subscribing or doing any task to deserve such money. Well it's not really new because even before, many scammers have the same strategy to attract people.

They will not give such tokens without anything in return because for sure they will ask first to send eth or any alts to push through the transaction. Well, only newbies or those who are not careful can fall into this trap.

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Quote from: DaNNy001 on August 04, 2023, 10:20:30 AM

So am not all that into airdrop but some of my guys have been disturbing like hell to take part saying of these airdrop do actually pay so I later let me send me some airdrop link and I tried this one particular one {sweat coin} but for some time I have not done anything with this but I do get lots of notification on my telegram. And I saw an interesting message which I said I should ask the community how real is it about the message sent to me by sweat coin.
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You haven't done anything, you received that kind of amount? Isn't is suspicious already.

I don't know the exact reason why there are some people who are doing this kind of thing in Telegram, but avoid these kind of airdrops at all costs. I mean where do these people get that kind of money to just give it to random stranger for free? If it's Elon Musk, or Jeff Bezos or any rich businessmen out there then it's possible, but I don't think that they'll be doing this as well.

Overall, we already said that this is a scam attempt, and there's no way for you to get that money for free. Well, you can try if you want if you're too curious about it as long as you will not give anything that's personal for you, but just by looking at that picture, it's pretty obvious that it isn't real.

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