Have you been scammed? or almost?

[viananda2525]

Yes i have been scamed twiced.
I join for bounty campaign for a couple weeks but until now i don't get the rewards. And it's ended become scam ico.
So much time are wasted.

that's could be your experience.by felt that we should not which project that will give us huge earning and which is not.

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[babycorner17]

I haven't been scammed yet. But I know about several point or task of scammers. Telegram, airdrops are the most terrible place cause of scammer. Scamme is just a horrible word for the real bounty and coin earner.

[youngmobi]

Yes offcourse i have been almost scammed when am still new in cryptocurrency a scammer told me to pay him 500$ to make it turn to 1500$ but i did not pay why because at that time i use to fear anything about crypto.

[telradtraverse]

i didn't get scammed, but i always do my research before investing

[miropp]

Yeah, you have to be careful. Telegrams are usually in the chat rooms say not to reply to suspicious accounts. You should always check nicknames of people who write to you.

[Vsamuel]

Yeah, i almost got scammed once ever since i joined this crypto bounty business. It happened with one bounty project i participated in which land me a huge some of stake. Actually, the scam lead me into giving out my private key to my wallet and since then i have very caution and focused minded about scam associated with private key and many others.

[jahepahit]

I often get e-mail or pm on the telegram claiming to be an ico team with almost the same name, the original team example "oiuyg" and fake "oiiuyg" are just different letters "i" and need to remember by all of you "the team will never PM you were before you asked for it "

[Osaaah]

So far, i have had two scam experiences ever since i joined crytomarket. The very latest one occurred on telegram. The gentleman actually impersonated one bounty manager and end up requesting that i send him 0.1 ether before i get my bounty payment. But then, i got him in the line of his persistence request of me sending him the money ASAP else my bounty tokens will be locked. And so i ignored him and later found out that he has done same to many in the bounty group.

[AllCryptoplus]

So many of us have been scammed in cryptocurrency especially from our initial point of starting with airdrops. But I have now learnt my learn. I hope never to be scammed again.

[dobenklik]

There are so many scams that have come into my life, but now I think about how much I already know how to get and avoid scams. scams are always a threat every time.

[Sam$oN]

i bought some terraminer. but the guy is a cheater. it's a scam project. i have invested very little. but still it annoys me very much. i hope these devs will get the devil

I have always thought that it is quite easy to circumvent scams and was extremely surprised that there are so many deceived people. My first rule is not to invest on a hot head. Saw the project-suffered a week, thought about and invested. Perhaps this week the fraudster will be revealed or I will find a better offer.

[Sundaey]

I'm only scammed in the most common way scammers get some eth from users, like being scammed through those crazy thing called selfdrop maybe when filling airdrop form or whenever scrolling through my twitter page where I found them and think of; might this be a way out since we can't figure out what coin is gonna get me that Benz, so I keep trying them with the eth I had then and almost $100+ gone without them trying to belong to the moving team.

[UnlimitedMoneymaker]

I remember also in twitter a lot of giveaways from the fake exchange accounts. And I think many people were scammed by them. I had some problems with bounty scams as well as many of us.  But it's a reality of bounty rewards right now. We have to fight to get what we deserve.

[amobi]

There was a time i was almost scammed by some one that showed me pictures of cars, houses claiming to have gotten the funds from investing in a special trading bot, then he asked me to send some bitcoins to him to get such fortune 

[Dessy88]

I have never been deceived and will never be deceived that is my hope, by reading the topic from you makes me more careful in every step because now there are so many scams so we have to be smarter than the fraudster ...

[Tendou_Karen]

I've been scammed once by someone from my telegram group. He want to buy my 17.000 Dogecoin (at that time it's worth about $66). I'm giving him the doge first, because he seems like trusted and pretty kind, oftenly giving a little donation to other member group. But after that he was running away and never comeback.

[jumail]

Many fraudsters want to benefit from cryptocurrency. I've been stuck with ICOs and bounty scams, I consider it an experience. There are also fraudsters who offer fake projects via e-mail or telegram. Remember, usually the developer team never contacts you personally via pm telegram, etc., usually, the official developer team gives such warnings.

[acord00]

I have also been a victim of fraud and hackers from my previous account. But the fraud and hacking on my signature account. I have been in a bounty campaign for two months but there was no continuation and I didn't get anything. I just wasted my time at that time. It's because of my carelessness in choosing a bounty campaign. I have experienced hacking on my previous full member account. So there are people who hack my account so that I can't open it and finally the middle of my problem is the account is disabled. So the hackers also can't use the account and me too.

[pobeda]

of course I was deceived and more than once. And do not believe the one who says that nobody deceived him. They simply do not have the courage to say this.
There are many haypas, doublers, triplicators, and simply sites that do not fulfill their obligations for various reasons.
Got caught - remember the experience and move on.

[Camster]

The scammers are completely out of control on telegram and email.  If yo do airdrops or bounties your need to use a fake email address and never ever click on one of those links.  EVER.  The amount of scammers is mind boggling.