At around 10:30 AM, I received a call from an unknown number saying I had an online order worth nearly 1.8 million VND waiting for payment.

Something felt wrong, so I checked the shopping app first. The package was still in transit and had not been delivered. When I called the number back, no one answered.

That reminded me of one important lesson: never let familiarity replace verification.

I follow the same rule when trading on Binance P2P.

If someone pressures me to trade quickly, asks me to move the conversation outside Binance, changes payment details, or uses a third-party account, I stop and check everything carefully.

When selling crypto, I never release assets based on a screenshot or SMS. I open my banking app and confirm that the exact amount has arrived.

I also review the counterparty’s profile, completion rate, trading history, and payment details before proceeding.

If anything looks suspicious, I keep the conversation inside Binance and save the order and chat records in case I need to use the appeal process.

See a red flag? Stop, verify, then proceed.
$ACE $APR
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