While chatting with beginners around me, I realized that quite a few people get this mixed up.
Scams involving fake customer service reps often use claims like “your account is experiencing problems,” “your funds have been frozen,” “you’re eligible for a refund or compensation,” or “your account needs an upgrade.”
Legitimate account issues can usually be handled directly through the official app or website. If someone asks you to take action in a messaging app, that’s suspicious in itself.
The coin in the example: $BNB is trading at 717.83 (24h -3.69%).
Have you ever misunderstood this too?
#BNB
Scams involving fake customer service reps often use claims like “your account is experiencing problems,” “your funds have been frozen,” “you’re eligible for a refund or compensation,” or “your account needs an upgrade.”
Legitimate account issues can usually be handled directly through the official app or website. If someone asks you to take action in a messaging app, that’s suspicious in itself.
The coin in the example: $BNB is trading at 717.83 (24h -3.69%).
Have you ever misunderstood this too?
#BNB