Quote from: Kingbtc2 on Today at 12:06:34 PM

Quote from: tabas on January 14, 2024, 06:53:10 PM

It is crazy that scammers are going to make you feel regret that you don't trust them and you're the one that should trust them first instead of your trusting yourself. That's why it's true that you need to pay attention to these type of posts on social media and usually, these scammers are targeting the newbies because they don't know a lot of how to setup their wallets as if that it's the hardest thing to do at all. No it's not, but I hope that this thread gets to some newbies that probably might have seen that type of post.

Scammers will wickedly capitalize on their victims emotions by making them feel regret of not trusting them, by that the victims will not listen to the reasoning voice inside them that is doubting the scammers.

They are masters of it and that's why if you're not aware that they're the one that's making you dance on their hands, you're going to be their poor subject and victim.

Quote from: Kingbtc2 on Today at 12:06:34 PM

I have learnt one thing repeatedly on this forum that most investments opportunities on social media are scams, also that we should carry out research about them to know if they are scammers because that is what most of them are. I see many of them on my telegram and due to my knowledge I always ignore them, I don't even click any link that I'm not sure of the source because they can lead to phishing sites, unfortunately social media has become a business place for scammers, everybody must beware.

Don't believe everything that you see on the social media especially with people that are showy with their money and investments. It's very easy to understand the logic on it, are the real rich people do flaunt with their investments, assets and especially money on their socmed accounts? No, they don't. Just ignore when somebody approaches you randomly and want to talk abou some certain investments and invites to some links or groups, you're doing it right of ignoring them.