Phishing Dual" between Zinli and Tower Bank to steal USDT
The Modus Operandi:
Bait: You receive a fake email from Tower Bank with a supposed deposit.
Scare: Simultaneously, you receive a fake email from Zinli alerting a "preventive lock".
The Trap: The link to "unlock" your account steals your data and funds.
How to protect yourself?
Golden Rule: If you receive a blocking email, go directly to your official App. If the App opens normally, the email is 100% a scam.
Zero Clicks: Banks and Zinli NEVER send links asking for keys or unlocks.
Mirror Effect: When confronting them and showing that you know the trick, the scammers cancel the order immediately.
The Rule of the Official App
Never click on buttons like "Unlock", "Verify" or "Log in" that come within an email.
If you receive a blocking alert from Zinli, close the email and open the official application on your phone. If the app works, the email is 100% a scam.
2. Sender Inspection
Scammers use names like "Tower Bank Support", but if you check the real email address (by clicking on the sender's name), you will see strange domains like @gmail.com, @outlook.com or Russian/Chinese servers.
A bank will never write to you from a free email.
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