Everyone who trades P2P, take note
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Forex Trader Vn
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#binancep2pantoan
@Binance Vietnam
Sell USDT as if it were like a “debt collector”
••One sunny noon, I went into P2P with a very simple mindset: sell USDT, receive the money, then go do a few errands with my brothers.
After placing the order, I just waited. After a while, the buyer messaged:
“Your bank is taking too long to process. I can’t transfer yet. I’ve already marked it as paid. When the system is normal again, it’ll go through immediately.”
I looked at the screen and wondered: “Wait—am I selling USDT, or am I lending someone money?”
I replied: “I haven’t received the payment.”
Still no money.
I messaged again: “Why are we dragging this out?”
Still no money.
Then I switched to a… professional debt-collection mode:
“Send the payment confirmation bill.”
“I need it urgently and I still haven’t received anything.”
“Please transfer the money—I’m filing a dispute.”
Only then did I realize: selling USDT can feel exactly like chasing down late payments at the end of the month.
But after this whole story, I reminded myself of one thing:
Don’t trust someone so much that you ignore the P2P rules. If the money hasn’t entered your account, don’t confirm as if you received it. Don’t believe the screenshot/bill, their promises, or the excuse that “the bank is down.” And absolutely don’t send additional money just because the other party says they need money to “unlock” or “cancel the dispute.”
P2P can be very fast, but one careless minute can turn a transaction that should take minutes into a debt-chasing saga lasting days.
Selling USDT is a transaction—not a loan. If the money hasn’t arrived in your account, don’t rush to trust.
Don’t let P2P ruin your “smooth” all day!!!$BTW
#Write2Earn
@Binance Vietnam
Sell USDT as if it were like a “debt collector”
••One sunny noon, I went into P2P with a very simple mindset: sell USDT, receive the money, then go do a few errands with my brothers.
After placing the order, I just waited. After a while, the buyer messaged:
“Your bank is taking too long to process. I can’t transfer yet. I’ve already marked it as paid. When the system is normal again, it’ll go through immediately.”
I looked at the screen and wondered: “Wait—am I selling USDT, or am I lending someone money?”
I replied: “I haven’t received the payment.”
Still no money.
I messaged again: “Why are we dragging this out?”
Still no money.
Then I switched to a… professional debt-collection mode:
“Send the payment confirmation bill.”
“I need it urgently and I still haven’t received anything.”
“Please transfer the money—I’m filing a dispute.”
Only then did I realize: selling USDT can feel exactly like chasing down late payments at the end of the month.
But after this whole story, I reminded myself of one thing:
Don’t trust someone so much that you ignore the P2P rules. If the money hasn’t entered your account, don’t confirm as if you received it. Don’t believe the screenshot/bill, their promises, or the excuse that “the bank is down.” And absolutely don’t send additional money just because the other party says they need money to “unlock” or “cancel the dispute.”
P2P can be very fast, but one careless minute can turn a transaction that should take minutes into a debt-chasing saga lasting days.
Selling USDT is a transaction—not a loan. If the money hasn’t arrived in your account, don’t rush to trust.
Don’t let P2P ruin your “smooth” all day!!!$BTW
#Write2Earn
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