[Thing way people way they trade for P2P trading platforms go do make CBN no ban their bank account]

Since the Buhari administration banned our local banks make they stop to they facilitating the payment of crypto, and make they ban any user bank account way used in bank account received payments of crypto. The thing does not end there, CBN they send agents to come P2P trading platforms to catch people way they convert Bitcoin or USDT to fiat so that they can ban any user's bank account way them caught, and the people no go get access to their money way they for their bank account. Since then, many people trading Bitcoin/USDT to fiat bank accounts have been banned by CBN.

Thing way people way they trade for P2P trading platforms go do make CBN no ban their bank account
1. Tell your buyer make in no write crypto-related words for the transfer description.
2. No they trade with people way just started to trade for P2P trading. For instance, people with a total number of 100 trades.
3. No trade with people with a lower percentage such as 80%. You can trade with people who have like 98%-100%.
4. Trade with people way don get like 3000 traded and above.
5. Always trade with banks like Opay so that if person mistakenly writes crypto-related words for your transfer description, Opay fit no go report you to CBN, or before they go report you, you fit don move your money from Opay to your main account.
6. No dey sell to traders way they offer big money to buy your Bitcoin/USDT for P2P trade.

Na December be this, make we they careful for P2P trade make one mistake no go cause why we no go happy inside the December.

[How to detect the price difference on P2P trading]

As bitcoin is on the rise FOMO will make people who sell their Bitcoin at a loss buy another bitcoin in other not to miss out on the next market bull run, and scammers will use this opportunity that buying and selling of Bitcoin has increased to scam people of their money who are not careful when selling their bitcoin on P2P trading. There is a scam in P2P trading that most newbies don't notice when selling their Bitcoin and they will end up losing some of their money in the trade. Some scammers set up two different buying orders in P2P trading and when you click on their orders to sell your Bitcoin to them, the buying order they placed on the P2P marketplace will not be the same thing as the one when you open the order to sell your Bitcoin and you will end up in selling your Bitcoin at a cheap rate without knowing.

Let me use Peter-Obi as a case study. For example, Peter-Obi set the price of one BTC for 41,084,000 Naira, and when you click to sell your Bitcoin to him there will be a different price without you knowing.

If the scammer has set such two prices differently it will not be invincible so you will not notice. I don't know how they manipulate this.

How to detect the price difference on P2P trading
When you open a buyer order when selling your Bitcoin on a P2P trading, refresh the order to be sure that the price is the same thing as the one the buyer placed on the open market of the P2P trading before you enter the quantity of Bitcoin you want to sell or after you have entered the quantity of BTC you want to sell, do your math by calculating the worth of the quantity of BTC you want to sell in dollar to your local currency to be sure if the value you have in fiat from your calculation is the same fiat value on the P2P trade before you can click on sell.

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[How to know say the transfer na fake?]

As December done dey reach like this, scammers go dey find all means to get money to use do detty December. Newbies, anytime unah dey carry out P2P trade for centralized exchange like Binance make unah dey read transfer description way bank go send as a text message for phone to know the name of the bank the buyer used to make payment, and to know if the bank dey operates for Naija because e get one app way scammers dey buy from dark web, the name of the app na "PROBANK". Scammers dey use this PROBANK to send people fake transfers. The PROBANK dey able to get information and data of way tin person gets for in a savings account and adds the money way you dey send on top. Except say PROBANK go dey for the transfer description and many people no dey read transfer description

How to know say the transfer na fake?
Make unah no dey use phone way no fit download the banking app of bank way you dey bank with to receive alert. Anytime person pays you through transfer and you see the alert make sure you log in to your banking app to confirm say the payment na legit payment before you go release your asset to the buyer to avoid I been see the transfer alert for phone.

Senior men and women way dey here unah fit share ideas way go help protect newbies not to lose money to scammer for p2p trade.

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