Scammer's attitude towards Fake exchanges and wallets.

[ranaprime]

Phishing and email attracts are very common for scammer. They keep an eye out for fake Bitcoin exchanges. They might walk and talk like a reputable exchange, but they’re merely a front to separate consumers from their hard-earned cash.

Some will entice users with promotional offers that sound too good to be true. Others pressure users into creating an account and depositing funds, perhaps even offering “bonuses” to those who deposit larger amounts. But once they have your money these platforms might charge ridiculously high fees, make it very difficult to withdraw funds or simply steal your deposit altogether.

Other scammers have turned their attention to creating quite sophisticated fake wallet apps that, once downloaded to a user’s smartphone, can be used to steal critical account details. These apps have even made it into official, legitimate app stores like Google Play, so it pays to do your research before downloading anything to your phone.

What about your opinion regarding this fact ?

[JacobJacob]

Some scammers will pretend to be hackers with some proof of accusation and blackmail you. A common variation of this scam is to send an email telling you that a hacker has accessed your PC and threatening to use your personal information to blackmail you. They will ask you to send some Bitcoin and will usually include instructions on how to buy Bitcoin and where to send it.

[GeorgeReece]

Đối với loại lừa đảo nào, những kẻ lừa đảo sẽ mạo danh một người nổi tiếng và thông báo rằng họ sẽ cho đi rất nhiều tiền điện tử miễn phí, nếu bạn gửi cho họ một số tiền điện tử. Những kẻ lừa đảo thường hứa sẽ gửi lại gấp đôi những gì bạn gửi cho họ. Trò lừa đảo này đã xuất hiện trên Twitter và YouTube, nơi những kẻ lừa đảo sẽ mạo danh một người nổi tiếng trong một video hoặc livestream

[EthanDavid]

Many crypto exchanges will entice users with attractive-sounding promotions to entice users to create accounts and deposit money. But once you have your money, these platforms can charge high fees that make it difficult to withdraw money or simply steal your deposit outright.

[CharlieKyle]

Cryptocurrencies may be based on new technology, but there are still a lot of scammers using old tricks to deceive consumers. An example of this is a phone call or email that convinces you that you owe money and that you will face legal action if you don't transfer them a certain Bitcoin as soon as possible.

[Andruha1993]

Other scammers constantly come up with something new. Therefore, we must always be careful.

[shadowdio]

Seems the scammers were always winning, they still scamming people. They really taking advantage of newbies in crypto space. We should always warn those newbies to not fall a big offer or high ROI in the platform or someone offer.