Wallets and Security | “Customer service” suddenly contacts you—how can you tell if it’s real?
Anyone who claims they can help recover money you were scammed out of, but asks you to pay upfront, is often running a scam too.
Impersonators posing as customer service rely on panic and your trust in official sources: first they say there’s a problem with your account, then they pressure you to cooperate immediately, leaving you no time to verify.
Check the market data: $BNB current price 704.32 (24h -0.4%).
Markets are always unpredictable, so decide in advance what you’ll do if you’re wrong.
#BNB
Anyone who claims they can help recover money you were scammed out of, but asks you to pay upfront, is often running a scam too.
Impersonators posing as customer service rely on panic and your trust in official sources: first they say there’s a problem with your account, then they pressure you to cooperate immediately, leaving you no time to verify.
Check the market data: $BNB current price 704.32 (24h -0.4%).
Markets are always unpredictable, so decide in advance what you’ll do if you’re wrong.
#BNB