Quote from: shone08 on September 27, 2018, 08:44:59 AM

Quote from: Vangar on September 18, 2018, 10:13:22 AM

Due to the increased popularity of cryptocurrencies, there has been an increased number of scammers both in terms of ICOs and in social media. You would find "official" representatives that would "propose lucrative deals" in the name of the legit company. There is only one result as a consequence - you losing your assets.
Thus, always keep in mind that real official channels of communications work. Also, if you see those posts in social media promising returns without a legit background (a.k.a. a full-blown platform) is a sure way to lose money. Creating bots on Facebook, Twitter, and Telegram is quite easy these days. Make sure not to repeat mistakes that others made before you https://www.cryptocointrade.com/
Not to mention mining pools and app scams going on right now. Some of the Facebook groups that were excellent in terms of trading discussions now turned into scam marketing sites.

No suprises for this one since we all know cryptocurrency are been popular all over the world so expect a huge number of scammer that waiting to scam people that new in this cryptoworld thats why you need to be careful in any situation dont trust people that offering a fastest way to earn money.

Cryptocurrency is getting people, more gullible and ignorant people about security who are not ready to really learn are entering the market, and it is more like the schemers seeing a potential market for their scams and fraudulent activities.

There have always been scammers since inception and it is not something new at all. before internet, we have seen people being duped for one reasons or the other out of greed most times, and then internet came, and scamming goes digital and now that we are getting to have digital money, it even makes it so easy to target the gullible and greedy ones most of the time.