Re: Does this tread really deserve the attention it has got?
WTH?
Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5210409.0
Archived: http://archive.is/VIYcq
Whole thread seems paraphrased, for example this part:
And some parts are copy-paste job
(The same source). I won't bother to check other parts of thread, this part indicated that user is using their own words:
I'll invite them here, there are too many coincidences in this thread.
Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5210409.0
Archived: http://archive.is/VIYcq
Whole thread seems paraphrased, for example this part:
Hello Guys,
Today i'm putting my knowledge in this post, I Hope it will be useful for some peoples, Scamming has become so popular nowadays, I think we have to make every effort to avoid it.
This is a small effort from me,
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#3: Does the website (or company) promise extraordinarily high profits? For example, they can offer that you can double your investment in a week or month. This is a common indication of a scam.
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Today i'm putting my knowledge in this post, I Hope it will be useful for some peoples, Scamming has become so popular nowadays, I think we have to make every effort to avoid it.
This is a small effort from me,
~
#3: Does the website (or company) promise extraordinarily high profits? For example, they can offer that you can double your investment in a week or month. This is a common indication of a scam.
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Does the website promise abnormally high returns? (For example, does it claim youll be able to double your investment?) This should raise a big red flag and is a common indicator of a scam.
From here: https://www.finder.com/bitcoin-scamsAnd some parts are copy-paste job
#5: Malware has long been a weapon in the arsenal of online scammers
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Malware has long been a weapon in the arsenal of online scammers.
#7: always use 2-factor authentication
If youre using a crypto wallet or exchange that supports two-factor authentication, enable this feature before depositing any funds
If youre using a crypto wallet or exchange that supports two-factor authentication, enable this feature before depositing any funds
(The same source). I won't bother to check other parts of thread, this part indicated that user is using their own words:
You do not understand what I mean!
I mean that if you register on a http website your data will not be safe, it may be stolen
I mean that if you register on a http website your data will not be safe, it may be stolen
I'll invite them here, there are too many coincidences in this thread.