Topic: When scammers lacks crypto updates (Read 290 times)

This all started with the issue on the MEXC exchange and I had no choice than to look for help on the MEXC telegram group...

Since she once helped me, she planned to use that on me and take advantage of me I guess, this is where I learned that not following what is happening in the crypto space as an investor is wrong.

The truth is that, scammers are the dumbest set of people and in most cases, if you are not covered in greed that becloud your sense of judgment or you are ignorant of the happeninhappeningscryptocurrency market only then the scammers can easily get you.

But once you can put in a little effort to check on the scheme you will easily point out the red flags when you are having a conversation with a scammer, we have busted a lot of scammers just by having good and adequate information just like in your cases.

The truth is that, scammers are the dumbest set of people and in most cases, if you are not covered in greed that becloud your sense of judgment or you are ignorant of the happeninhappeningscryptocurrency market only then the scammers can easily get you.


But once you can put in a little effort to check on the scheme you will easily point out the red flags when you are having a conversation with a scammer, we have busted a lot of scammers just by having good and adequate information just like in your cases.

This all started with the issue on the MEXC exchange and I had no choice than to look for help on the MEXC telegram group and someone did helped me out, and later she started texting me on telegram about crypto discussions and stuff.

She asked questions about which projects I am currently buying and if I know anything about crypto mining and these brought us good discussions for a while, later she claimed she no longer work for MEXC that she is now a Binance Employee..at first it makes sense because this discussion lasted for months.

I let all this in because she helped, I never let my guide down in any way, I was also waiting for a possible scam habit like referring me to a link, sending me a suspicious link, or a copycat website to steal my fund, I don't trust anyone online.

Fast forward to days ago, I brought up the issue surrounding Binance and SEC, for discussion sake, you know, to learn one or two things, to my own surprise, she knew nothing about that, this was where things aren't looking right, she never knew that Binance got sued.

That's when I started asking questions, and she end up blocking me, I guess we are having those good conversations for months to make me lose my guard, she must be waiting for a perfect time to use me and rob me.

Since she once helped me, she planned to use that on me and take advantage of me I guess, this is where I learned that not following what is happening in the crypto space as an investor is wrong.

It's good to always stay informed about what's happening around crypto lately, get a crypto news app on your phone or subscribe to crypto news feeds online to stay informed, this person was busted because she knew nothing that's presently happening with the exchange company she claimed she is working for.  

She is not smart enough. Most scammers are well-informed about the industry or firm they claim to represent. The internet is filled with wolves in sheep's clothing so everyone should treat the sector like a jungle with all kinds of animals both dangerous and friendly ones. They will be nice at first just to make the target become open and relaxed. They even offer financial assistance which is indirectly a bait to attract victims. I hardly communicate with people on social media because many scammers are seeking for loopholes to execute their plans.

You are correct Member Crypt0Gore, we need to always be current with information concerning the crypto space because it is an important source of knowledge. Being informed will also make us smarter than scammers because we will be already conversant with current security tips.

I don’t think it’s healthy to keep communicating with a someone who has the potential to be a scammer and I wouldn’t recommend anyone to do so. You may think you have solid hold on the situation until you eventually slip without knowing. It’s possible because even though you know the person may not be who they say they are, you still feel some sentiment towards them because they once “helped” you. I believe the conversation would have continued if she had answered your questions. Playing along with scammers is definitely not worth your time, just delete and block.

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Fast forward to days ago, I brought up the issue surrounding Binance and SEC, for discussion sake, you know, to learn one or two things, to my own surprise, she knew nothing about that, this was where things aren't looking right, she never knew that Binance got sued.

This all started with the issue on the MEXC exchange and I had no choice than to look for help on the MEXC telegram group and someone did helped me out, and later she started texting me on telegram about crypto discussions and stuff.

She asked questions about which projects I am currently buying and if I know anything about crypto mining and these brought us good discussions for a while, later she claimed she no longer work for MEXC that she is now a Binance Employee..at first it makes sense because this discussion lasted for months.

I let all this in because she helped, I never let my guide down in any way, I was also waiting for a possible scam habit like referring me to a link, sending me a suspicious link, or a copycat website to steal my fund, I don't trust anyone online.

Fast forward to days ago, I brought up the issue surrounding Binance and SEC, for discussion sake, you know, to learn one or two things, to my own surprise, she knew nothing about that, this was where things aren't looking right, she never knew that Binance got sued.

That's when I started asking questions, and she end up blocking me, I guess we are having those good conversations for months to make me lose my guard, she must be waiting for a perfect time to use me and rob me.

Since she once helped me, she planned to use that on me and take advantage of me I guess, this is where I learned that not following what is happening in the crypto space as an investor is wrong.

It's good to always stay informed about what's happening around crypto lately, get a crypto news app on your phone or subscribe to crypto news feeds online to stay informed, this person was busted because she knew nothing that's presently happening with the exchange company she claimed she is working for.