Two strong policies to save your being scam

[yazher]

Number two seems real because of the experience I've been through these past few months where I tried to invest in the NFT games which is I think would give me pass income than other investment methods. Guess what? I ended up losing half of my capital because they ended up closing or canceling everything. Most of the NFT games that I invested my money ended up close keep promising their investors that they will come back which I think they won't ever come back again. They are only good at promising their investors, if you take their bait, then you might end up losing more money. Thankfully I was able to recover half of my capital and even though it's not that big, it was a nice experience for me to know how dangerous to trust such kinds of projects when they don't even have anything to prove that they can do what they have promised.

[GeorgeJohn]

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1. Learn to control your greed
2. Expect gains only from your investment portfolio or something you spent energy and time on cos nothing comes for free

I can say while people is been scammed is because of over inquisitive to achieve above their capacity and what they planted or a process to grab what they are not supposed to achieve in period of two years under short period time, so anyone that's over monetary inquisitive can be easily be scam by scammers, especially those investment platforms that is likely looks like a pozzi scheme, were you will be asked to invest twenty dollars ($20) and get twice of your deposit. So anyone who like to roll with such investment patterns is likely to be scammed.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Thank you for sharing your experience, many newbie are still falling victims to this scam of a trend called NFT, from it very beginning I away fate it was shady. The thousands and millions I see people wasting on this worthless arts are just too good to be true. Why would someone buy some random artwork that can be easily recreated for that high value.

The elite in the industry are just hyping this NFT trend, using this medium to milk us of our funds, they're the ones buying their NFT themselves and act like they're valuable in the market and later dump it on the gullible gamblers wanting a fantasy in which they buy an art and resell almost instantly then name millions overnight.

The only way you can be rest assured of having a reasonable return of investment is by investing in Bitcoin and it doesn't make how much you have to invest because, you still get same percentage of return as someone that could afford a whole Bitcoin.

[ifarted]

For newbies,
As the title said, and already discussed many times on the forum how to prevent scams. Here is two strong policy that would prevent you being a scam.

1. Nothing is free in the world, so don't expect anything for free.

2. There is no such money-making machine that would multiply your assets within a day or month.

Hope you all get the point of what I want to say. Just keep in mind that two policies would save you from a lot of scams.

I know that there are many scammers out there trying to bait newbies as they have the advantage compared to the newbies that had no experience in marketing and trading.

That is why i wanted to thank you for sharing your knowledge to the newbies like me in preventing scams. I have zero experience in trading and i still have a lot to learn. I'll keep this in mind and remembered this as an advice given by my seniors like you because i know that it'll help me in the future. I hope seniors like you continues to guide newbies as we look upon you as our motivation.

[cheezcarls]

For newbies,
As the title said, and already discussed many times on the forum how to prevent scams. Here is two strong policy that would prevent you being a scam.

1. Nothing is free in the world, so don't expect anything for free.

2. There is no such money-making machine that would multiply your assets within a day or month.

Hope you all get the point of what I want to say. Just keep in mind that two policies would save you from a lot of scams.

Sad thing is that even before Bitcoin was born, this kind of scam already exists (e.g., turning your $10 into $100 in 10 days) and newbies and beginners are still prone to this scheme. Although we can’t stop these scammers from continuing to deceive people, experienced ones like us can prevent newbies and beginners from getting victimized by educating them on what’s real about Bitcoin.

[nurilham]

There are lots of scams here of all kinds so you have to be more careful. it's true that nothing is free here and to get results is also not easy, it takes hard work in it so it takes a process from ourselves. I often hear that many people are deceived and suffer huge losses, it can be used as a lesson for us not to easily believe and be provoked by the lure of big profits. Be a wise person in doing and deciding things so as not to harm yourself.

[Pmalek]

Sad thing is that even before Bitcoin was born, this kind of scam already exists (e.g., turning your $10 into $100 in 10 days) and newbies and beginners are still prone to this scheme.

New generations are growing up, they have easy access to the internet through mainstream mobile phones. Scamming people has become easier to do with crypto because it's not regulated. Most of the time, you have no one to turn to for the recovery of your funds. Even if you do, if the scammers are smart enough, they won't be found. 

Although we can’t stop these scammers from continuing to deceive people, experienced ones like us can prevent newbies and beginners from getting victimized by educating them on what’s real about Bitcoin.

It's the ignorant and gullible ones who become victims. Those who only see the promised profits without asking themselves where that money is supposed to come from. If you don't immediately recognize a bitcoin doubler as a scam attempt, I am sorry, but there aren't many ways to help you. You will experience it the hard way sooner or later. Not you personally, just to be clear.   

[qwertyup23]

For newbies,
As the title said, and already discussed many times on the forum how to prevent scams. Here is two strong policy that would prevent you being a scam.

1. Nothing is free in the world, so don't expect anything for free.

2. There is no such money-making machine that would multiply your assets within a day or month.

Hope you all get the point of what I want to say. Just keep in mind that two policies would save you from a lot of scams.

Aha! Lots of newbies are surely going to fall on this kind of mindset that 'free' or 'giveaway' stuff will always exist. In addition, they also do invalidate the efforts of others by downgrading the amount of effort someone exerts just to earn on this forum.

While I do understand that every newbie's dream is to participate in campaign signatures, they must first earn their way to participate. With newbies being created daily, the amount of posts and replies that I see coming from them are just staggering. Most of them reply with little to no sense at all which defeats the purpose on why they created their accounts.

If you newbies truly want to earn, then start improving your post quality by reading books, and/or surfing the internet to gain knowledge on cryptocurrencies

[Coyster]

I know that there are many scammers out there trying to bait newbies as they have the advantage compared to the newbies that had no experience in marketing and trading.

I know newbies may not be so knowledgeable about the network, but I'm afraid, many of the scams that happen is not as a result of that, but basically stems from people's avarice and their thoughts of getting rich quick through crypto. I mean, I'm pretty sure many people would not fall for the crypto scams they do if it was their traditional Fiat currencies that was used by the scammers, that basically just exposes what quite a lot of people view the network as, a place were they can make quick money and leave, return after a while and do the same, and keep repeating that, but (un)fortunately, it does not work that way. Since many have taken that part and decided not to garner any understanding of the network, it's security protocols, risks concerns, modus operandi of scammers, etc, then more often than not, they'll continually lose their funds to scammers.

[Hypnosis00]

I know that there are many scammers out there trying to bait newbies as they have the advantage compared to the newbies that had no experience in marketing and trading.

I know newbies may not be so knowledgeable about the network, but I'm afraid, many of the scams that happen is not as a result of that, but basically stems from people's avarice and their thoughts of getting rich quick through crypto. I mean, I'm pretty sure many people would not fall for the crypto scams they do if it was their traditional Fiat currencies that was used by the scammers, that basically just exposes what quite a lot of people view the network as, a place were they can make quick money and leave, return after a while and do the same, and keep repeating that, but (un)fortunately, it does not work that way. Since many have taken that part and decided not to garner any understanding of the network, it's security protocols, risks concerns, modus operandi of scammers, etc, then more often than not, they'll continually lose their funds to scammers.

And in the end, they will put blame on crypto and say negative which is eventually that's their fault. I'm not going to wonder why as these people won't even be able to a little time searching as they just wanted to invest immediately thinking that in a few hours they'll get their money back which is only just false hope.

Understanding the market is not so hard to do but too unfortunate that this is just somehow been a decline. They just realize how important it was once they fail and after losing their money.

[KingsDen]

For newbies,
As the title said, and already discussed many times on the forum how to prevent scams. Here is two strong policy that would prevent you being a scam.

1. Nothing is free in the world, so don't expect anything for free.

2. There is no such money-making machine that would multiply your assets within a day or month.

Hope you all get the point of what I want to say. Just keep in mind that two policies would save you from a lot of scams.

These policies are truth and nothing but the truth. Ever since I learnt my lessons the hard way, I have been very careful.
Nothing is free even in Freetown. No one is willing to offer a stranger something freely. You will have to work and earn gradually.
Secondly; if someone has the ability to double your investment. He should have kept doubling his instead of looking for your fund.
But the bitter truth is that they will not hear until everyone gets a taste of the pill.

[Dragonfund]

The root of scamming is misinformation, if you are not informed, you will like do things that are either out place or do it the wrong way.
One of my principles about scammers is ignoring, I have been a victim twice:

The first one was selling my BTC in a escrow group I know nothing about, that happens because I couldn't verify my kyc on a local exchange and that's how I was duped but was later verified after the scenario.

Lesson learned: Be patient in crypto.

The second was loosing my btc to cloud mining I know nothing about.

Lesson learned: Invest in your knowledge while investing.

From then, I block and report scammers anywhere I see them.