“Customer service” contacts you first—how can you tell if it’s real?
These scams ultimately want one of a few things: your recovery phrase or password, a two-step verification code, or for you to transfer your assets to a so-called “secure account.”
You can usually check legitimate account issues yourself in the official app or on the official website. If they insist that you do it through a chat app, that’s suspicious in itself.
Back to the market: $BNB is at 694.05 (24h -7.02%).
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These scams ultimately want one of a few things: your recovery phrase or password, a two-step verification code, or for you to transfer your assets to a so-called “secure account.”
You can usually check legitimate account issues yourself in the official app or on the official website. If they insist that you do it through a chat app, that’s suspicious in itself.
Back to the market: $BNB is at 694.05 (24h -7.02%).
#BNB
