Fake website

[PX-Z]

Firstly made a change on when to well...
Don't make it sound delusional.... exchanges have been hitted with a lot of hacks , seeing an accusations of stollen funds while researching doesn't mean that exchange is completely a red tag although some are obvious not to mention.. maybe the word  reputable was too much on your side...

Hacks are inevitable, that's why i mentioned top exchanges (top 20 by volume) listed on cmc or coingecko should be the people's first choice, most exchanges on this list with hack issue can still operates and refunded their users, unlike those small ones.

Researching always give you  hint and knowledge on what are good and bad, accusations thread/post of "stolen funds" doesn't mean anything if it was resolved at the end which most reputable exchanges do, unless the exchange has a reputation of selective scamming, locking funds, worst cs, you name it, that's why the word "DYOR" has was made.

[BlackBoss_]

Hacks are inevitable, that's why i mentioned top exchanges (top 20 by volume) listed on cmc or coingecko should be the people's first choice, most exchanges on this list with hack issue can still operates and refunded their users, unlike those small ones.

Top exchanges look to be better and safer than smaller exchanges, I agree but there is risk and probability that top exchanges can collapse.

FTX exchange is an example on how a Tier 1 exchange can collapse very quickly. Cases on top exchanges like FTX might appear in future, we need to be careful with our money and can not trust any exchange even it is top exchange, for safety of our money.

Reminder: do not keep your money in online accounts
Exchange graveyard

[LogitechMouse]

Bitcoin investment has been so good to people, but to some they got scammed because they invest in a wrong platform, and now with the way things are going scammer are alway busy creating fake website to scam people

Fake websites or sometimes phishing websites are pretty much common way of scamming investors. Newbies are the ones that are very prone to this because they aren't knowledgeable enough with regards to cryptocurrency. If only they are making research first before investing, then they might not get scammed or will fall to these phishing scams.

I admit that I also fell to these scams but that was when I was still a newbie and I know the things that I will do in order for me not to fall into these types of scam attempt.

My question is that how can someone dictate a fake website? because is getting too much, is there anyway the comonas need to know things like this if there is any.

- Going to Coingecko or Coinmarketcap would be a good option because they will not post phishing websites when you visit the project (at least that's what I have experienced). Whenever I look at a new project, I always go to either one of these websites and get their website there. At least getting it there will lessen the chances of you going to a fake website.
- After going to their "REAL" website and if you want to get updated into it, try to bookmark it. In this way, it lessens your chances of going to a phishing website because you already put the real website on bookmark. You will notice immediately if you are in a fake website or not.