Scams

[n0ne]

Scams are common when each and every activity happens through internet. Here with cryptocurrency most things happen beyond the internet connectivity in an anonymous manner. To get away from scams is easy, and we should have the continued observation and learning to stand out of the scams. Whenever we are to invest, it is a must to make a long term research and then make the further proceedings.

[Pamadar]

I have some altcoins that has no value until now, The staff at the telegram groups always says that they need more time to improve and enhance their coin.But then no one has proof of what they are saying is true, And so the percentage of the project that it could be abandoned or simply as a scam is high.

I know what you mean. In other words action speaks louder than words, and if they are all talk, it's probably a scam and not a legitimate project, rather a get rich quicksceme for the team. Been a lot of those up through the years.

Indeed, we've seen a lots of this kind of projects where the devs team keep saying their promises but nothing to show up, whatever you do there's nothing that will change the fact that we are just relying with how the team will bring to their projects,sad to say that scam will always be a part of this investment venue.

[Inosend]

You just had token with you 2-5 months and you are complaining and tagging it a scam? I have had mine for over 6 months and am not complaining.  If the project team has been updating you guys about its development then there is nothing to worry about

[belingbanged]

The process of a new token to reach the crypto market is not easy. It takes a long time and it also depends on the work of the developer team. It is recommended to check the project. There should be a media account that can provide information about the project.

[ZEIIMAN]

Yes, it is normal practice. You just can not imagine how much money they want to exchange for listing. Actually exchange is a wolf in the guise of a hare. At the same time it is good and bad for the project.

[Folajuwon56]

2.5 months to me is too early to judge if the coin you are holding is a scam. It might not have any value for now or listed on any market but it doesn't mean it's a scam.

[oleganpetro]

I think the scammers are living their last days, considering how hard the legislation of Europe and the United States has taken up the development of legal regulations for the regulation of cryptocurrency, then scammers simply will not have platforms for creating fraudulent schemes.

My best guess is that you either have no clue about what you are talking about OR you were very drunk when you wrote that answer.

Scammers will be rampant in the crypto scene for a long time dude, for as long as they can make money off of clueless people.

Scammers will never abandon the cryptosphere, now it is the easiest way for them to earn. And fraud in the future will be even more