Wallet and security tips: Customer service impersonation scams
· Customer service representatives at legitimate platforms will never ask for your password, verification code, or seed phrase, nor will they ask you to transfer your assets to a so-called “secure account.”
· Scammers often use “remote assistance” as a pretext to get you to install screen-sharing software. They can see any verification codes, seed phrases, and balances displayed on your screen.
Coin mentioned in the text: $BNB quoted at 738.01 (24h -0.5%).
· Customer service representatives at legitimate platforms will never ask for your password, verification code, or seed phrase, nor will they ask you to transfer your assets to a so-called “secure account.”
· Scammers often use “remote assistance” as a pretext to get you to install screen-sharing software. They can see any verification codes, seed phrases, and balances displayed on your screen.
Coin mentioned in the text: $BNB quoted at 738.01 (24h -0.5%).