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For noobs in crypto, there have been alot of scam airdrops lately :-[, in order to avoid wasting your time compleing tasks on airdrops that won't pay you, I decided to quote these post for you guys to know how to identify scam airdrops.
Credits to gotbounty
Here are some few points :
A scam will always ask you several things that are very annoying and also important details, such as:
1. Asking for the important and crucial details like private key, PIN, Password, recovery phrase, and others.
2. Asking you to deposit funds in order to withdraw.
After you deposit it, they will be gone.
3. Promising for high profits
It is like when they do a scam investment, they promise us big profits that will really attract many people, especially the newbies.
4. Giving big rewards
It also happens on the scam that they run ta program and the participants will get very high rewards by doing easy tasks.
If you meet at least those 4, it is better to leave it, because it is commonly and mostly a scam.
I hope newbies will take note of this and not fall for any of those scams, you can add yours below, if you like :).
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Yes it is. I advice that it would be better as newbies don't be in a hurry for profit in crypto world instead spend time for reading the basics information before getting into involvement.
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Yes it is. I advice that it would be better as newbies don't be in a hurry for profit in crypto world instead spend time for reading the basics information before getting into involvement.
Thanks for adding to the list of advice, I just hope they will take them very serious, to avoid falling into all this crypto ponzi schemes out there,the crypto sphere is not safe with this scammers out there who are always trying to steal our crypto.
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I think we should not be trapped by airdrops that offer a lot of rewards easily and it is scam airdrop. most important do your own research before joining
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The scandalous airdrop gula is very difficult to identify in the first place. However, it can be understood by looking at the real air drop. Those scandals 1 we will sign as scandals.
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Asking ETH for gas fee was one of the common tactics used when I was active in hunting airdrops. I believe some scammers still do the same.
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There are actually many scam airdrop which many people has fallen into due to how tempting the offers may be because most of these scam airdrop make promises of great benefits which makes people very excited and go into it.
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For noobs in crypto, there have been alot of scam airdrops lately :-[, in order to avoid wasting your time compleing tasks on airdrops that won't pay you, I decided to quote these post for you guys to know how to identify scam airdrops.
Credits to gotbounty
Here are some few points :
A scam will always ask you several things that are very annoying and also important details, such as:
1. Asking for the important and crucial details like private key, PIN, Password, recovery phrase, and others.
2. Asking you to deposit funds in order to withdraw.
After you deposit it, they will be gone.
3. Promising for high profits
It is like when they do a scam investment, they promise us big profits that will really attract many people, especially the newbies.
4. Giving big rewards
It also happens on the scam that they run ta program and the participants will get very high rewards by doing easy tasks.
If you meet at least those 4, it is better to leave it, because it is commonly and mostly a scam.
I hope newbies will take note of this and not fall for any of those scams, you can add yours below, if you like :).
Yes those are simple signs to identify scam airdrops.
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scam airdrop doesnt neccesary mean your information is in danger , a scam airdrop can use you to spread their project/ coin but at the end they wont pay you and its hard to identify an airdrop if scam or not , you just need to try your luck .
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Now a days many airdrops want money to hunters talking with lottery and winters list. They confirmed wallet to demanding Ethereum fee.
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This is very good Question, Becouse we know that, on this time daily many Fake airdrop is Launch on Crypto market. And many new Airdroper also waste their time on this Fake airdrop. So as my opinion, before joining any airdrop programme, you can check their Social Account, Website, Whitepaper etc.
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One of the things you need to know to identify a scam airdrop is that the airdrop is done by a bot and if you are asked to withdraw a token with a draw fee, then it is most likely a scam.
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Thank you for this wonderful information. I'm a newbie here and I want to become active in this group. Keep on doing it.
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Thank you very much for giving us your information. We have all benefited. This will allow us to keep our IDs secure.
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This is really helpful... But some airdrops still have legit means but are still scams
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Yes, all you wrote is true. As an ICO project ourselves, we did and Airdrop a while ago when we launched but took into consideration every little detail about it. We didn't ask for personal data or things related to this, only a few tasks that everyone can do. Everyone saw that er are a legit project, through our website, whitepaper, and the people that invested in our Token, so the airdrop was perfect for all.
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Yes, this should be a main topic for people new to this world. As an ICO ourselves, we want to confirm that these are really important, as is someone asks you for something like that, don't trust it.
For noobs in crypto, there have been alot of scam airdrops lately :-[, in order to avoid wasting your time compleing tasks on airdrops that won't pay you, I decided to quote these post for you guys to know how to identify scam airdrops.
Credits to gotbounty
Here are some few points :
A scam will always ask you several things that are very annoying and also important details, such as:
1. Asking for the important and crucial details like private key, PIN, Password, recovery phrase, and others.
2. Asking you to deposit funds in order to withdraw.
After you deposit it, they will be gone.
3. Promising for high profits
It is like when they do a scam investment, they promise us big profits that will really attract many people, especially the newbies.
4. Giving big rewards
It also happens on the scam that they run ta program and the participants will get very high rewards by doing easy tasks.
If you meet at least those 4, it is better to leave it, because it is commonly and mostly a scam.
I hope newbies will take note of this and not fall for any of those scams, you can add yours below, if you like :).
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Scam projects have
No definite Whitepaper
No team management
Poor community
Website poor design
No roadmap
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You must spend some time recognizing the scam airdrop project. If you can spend some time understanding and listening well, then of course you can catch a scam project.When you work in the forum, never work in a hurry, always work with understanding.
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One of the things you need to know to identify a scam airdrop is that the airdrop is done by a bot and if you are asked to withdraw a token with a draw fee, then it is most likely a scam.
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One of the things you need to know to identify a scam airdrop is that the airdrop is done by a bot and if you are asked to withdraw a token with a draw fee, then it is most likely a scam
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This is very good Question, Becouse we know that, on this time daily many Fake airdrop is Launch on Crypto market. And many new Airdroper also waste their time on this Fake airdrop. So as my opinion, before joining any airdrop programme, you can check their Social Account, Website, Whitepaper etc.
Thank you for this wonderful information. I'm a newbie here and I want to become active in this group. Keep on doing it.
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Thank you so much for this information. I have also been scammed many time and its my fault because I just want to earn money and I trust on every body that's why I get scammed.