“Customer support” suddenly contacts you—how can you tell if it’s legitimate?
These scams usually want one of the following: your recovery phrase or password, a two-step verification code, or for you to transfer your assets to a supposed “secure account.”
Common excuses used by scammers impersonating customer support include account irregularities, frozen funds, refunds or compensation, and account upgrades.
When managing your holdings, one thing matters most: if someone claims to work for Binance, verify their account through Binance’s official verification channel.
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These scams usually want one of the following: your recovery phrase or password, a two-step verification code, or for you to transfer your assets to a supposed “secure account.”
Common excuses used by scammers impersonating customer support include account irregularities, frozen funds, refunds or compensation, and account upgrades.
When managing your holdings, one thing matters most: if someone claims to work for Binance, verify their account through Binance’s official verification channel.
$BNB 715.39 (-1.02%)