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⚠️ P2P Scam Warning 🚫
Hello Binance users,
If you trade on Binance P2P, this information is very important. Many people buy or sell USDT/USDC and receive payments directly in their bank accounts — but this comes with risks. Here’s what you need to know:
Buying Scam:
When you buy USDT/USDC, you send money from your bank to the seller. But sometimes the seller may take your payment and refuse to release the crypto.
Don’t worry — you can start an appeal, and if your payment proof is correct, Binance will return your funds.
Some sellers do this on purpose, so stay alert.
Selling Scam:
When you sell your USDT, you expect the buyer to send money to your bank. Scammers often try this trick:
They don’t send the money, but they send a fake payment message to fool you.
Never trust notifications — always check your bank account manually before releasing your crypto.
Final Tips:
Stay calm, be careful, and double-check every step. This is the best way to avoid P2P scams.
Note:
If I made any mistake, please excuse me.
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⚠️ P2P SCAM AWARENESS — PLEASE READ & SHARE ⚠️
🇵🇰 How I got scammed on P2P (Pakistan)
I went to a merchant to sell USDT.
He showed proof that the payment was sent to my EasyPaisa account.
I checked my app — the balance was there, so I released the USDT.
⏱ 10 minutes later…
I opened EasyPaisa again and the money was REVERSED.
That’s when I realized — I had been scammed.
💡 Important Lesson (Very Critical):
Whenever you receive money from a merchant:
👉 Immediately transfer it to another bank account
👉 Don’t wait. Don’t trust screenshots.
👉 Reversals are possible on some wallets.
🛑 Stay Safe on P2P:
✔️ Double-check payment source
✔️ Avoid rushing under pressure
✔️ Prefer bank transfers over wallets
✔️ Use Binance appeal if anything feels wrong
🙏 Please share this story to protect others.
📢 Awareness can save someone’s hard-earned money.
Stay safe. Trade smart. Be happy 🙂
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