In this type of scam, fraudsters claim to have a wallet with a large amount of cryptocurrency that they are unable to access or use, and they offer to give the wallet to someone else who can use it. When the unsuspecting victim adds their own funds to the wallet (to pay for gas fees for example to withdraw other tokens), they are actually sending their money to the scammer, who then drains the wallet using bots or other automated means.
This is a common method used by scammers to lure victims with the money they left in their wallets, and when the victims open these wallets with the private keys and recovery phrases and deposit their money in order to withdraw the money left by the scammers, they lose all the money they deposited, so we must be careful not to trust strangers and we must know that there is no free money that we can get in a jiffy, and there is no quick wealth, so it is better not to use or open a wallet that does not belong to us, or whose data has been sent to us, because it is a trap for us without our feeling.