How to protect yourself from fake giveaways.

[Pmalek]

Thanks bro for all things you said, because I am a victim of all. The amount of money I normally see seduce me to engage myself.

There is no shame in making mistakes and everyone makes them. But every mistake should teach you something and make you smarter, more cautious, and more knowledgeable The days of good airdrops are gone. Even if you receive some tokens that will eventually be listed on an exchange, the airdropped amount will be insignificant and you won't be able to sell them. $1 or $2 of some token will cost you more in transaction fees to move them to an exchange the way the Ethereum network has been running the last couple of years. Not to mention trading fees, minimum trading amounts, and withdrawal fees later on. 

[coli]

I have checked the website:https://bit555.io/
and that is a perfect clone, i would say it's guarantee 100% the owner of bc.game the one who create the clone.

If you try to play live casino and using their free game coin, the error still say: "website do not support JB" ... while their ingame coin is "GC"

Unless bc.game whitelabeling their casino? for 100% the same owner

[libert19]

How to protect yourself from fake giveaways: Don't join giveaways.

Most legit advise. Since my starting in crypto, I have joined countless giveaways, they have only given me $2-$5 here and there. Even legit giveaways require several tasks to be completed just to be eligible and you earn pennies.