Someone claiming to be “official customer support” asks you for a verification code. Should you give it to them?
Here’s how I see it: impersonators posing as customer support exploit your anxiety and trust in official channels. They first claim there’s a problem with your account, then pressure you to cooperate immediately, leaving you no time to calmly verify what’s going on.
Legitimate platform support will never ask you for your password, verification code, or recovery phrase, nor will they ask you to transfer your assets to a so-called “safe account.”
Here’s a market update to wrap up: $BNB is at 717.23, down 3.61% over 24 hours.
#BNB
Here’s how I see it: impersonators posing as customer support exploit your anxiety and trust in official channels. They first claim there’s a problem with your account, then pressure you to cooperate immediately, leaving you no time to calmly verify what’s going on.
Legitimate platform support will never ask you for your password, verification code, or recovery phrase, nor will they ask you to transfer your assets to a so-called “safe account.”
Here’s a market update to wrap up: $BNB is at 717.23, down 3.61% over 24 hours.
#BNB