An Ongoing Facebook Scam

I know this wont work on those that are already in crypto space for long but its a big shame that many are falling for this old trick on Facebook,the scammers are using miracle tele token buyback to lure crypto newcomers to deposit ETH is exchange for double ETH

Newbies there is nothing like bitcoin or ETH doubling in crypto space,if you ever come across one its a total scam,ignore the positive comments on the fake profile cos its all fake too. Nothing is for free in this world especially money,you have to work for it please wise up.

Quote from: jessyj48 on July 25, 2019, 07:58:05 PM

I know this wont work on those that are already in crypto space for long but its a big shame that many are falling for this old trick on Facebook..

That will not also work for a newbie in crypto space because it's an obvious scam attempt. Yes, even without applying common sense and for a greedy person, no way someone will think of that plain statement as legit.

I just wondered does there really a person/s who fall on that already? Hmm.

Looks like the Fake/Scam giveaways shits on the facebook, look what thread I created before about that... They are spreading, omg.
[BEWARE] Facebook Fake/Scam Giveaways!

Just the typical Twitter giveaway scam, but now on Facebook. Social media sites definitely need to be a lot stricter with their user's page/account names. I didn't think these types of scams would still be effective, but there's a reason why scammers still do them right?

Popular scam give away, a newbie can also analyze if its a scam by simply thinking that why they should send money first and receive something higher than that amount without doing anything.

Anyway, still be careful to the newbies of the community.

This is one of the most common forms of deception available on media networks, especially twitter and telegram, facebook. New people really don't have enough experience and knowledge to realize that. However, these scams are so familiar to everyone so I don't think it works

I just checked the facebook page of that Miracle Tele project and it says to send them an email to take part in the token buyback option.
Anyone reading official guidelines and using a bit of common sense would be safe from such scam attempts.
But like mjglqw wrote there is a reason they keep popping up. They are still effective due to the fact that people can't follow simple instructions. In this case all you need to do is send them an email and not respond to comments in chat.

I do think they're using this obvious scam trick for most people because that's really simple to filter out which user is easy to scam and which one doesn't. Most of the time, a victim that falls for such obvious scams are those who're either too greedy or easy to believe on others people and never have any experience before, therefore they won't be able to tackle the issue further or bring any damage to the scammers.

The fact is we have too many greedy people in the world that's why they keep falling for this kind of silly tricks