[Warning] Fake Realmadrid fan token sale website...

[ScamViruS]

It has already been reported that Messi will take a few percent of his payments through a cryptocurrency fan token. So this news has been spread in every media, which has made the crypto community aware of how effective a fan token can be that a player is taking his salary through that token. And other side scammers are trying to use this opportunity to scam people using the name of a popular club. Realmadrid has no official token sale at present, the website that is online is a fake website. If you try to buy realmadrid fan token from this website then you will be a victim of scam.

So be careful. In the coming days you will see a lot of fake fan token sale websites, so many investors may fall into this trap if they are not careful in advance.

Website: https://realmadridtokn.com/

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[ScamViruS]

They are creating websites with domain names using realmadrid names with more different names. It is already understood that scammers will create more realmadrid tokensale websites, as they promote these fake websites through paid ads on Facebook. I saw this new post sponsored post on Facebook, but the post was no longer sponsored before I took the screenshot. Facebook should verify these ads before approving them.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Not surprised about this, especially given the fact that fan token have been on trend lately, especially after news broke out the Messi move was going to be partly paid using crypto fan tokens

I saw this new post sponsored post on Facebook, but the post was no longer sponsored before I took the screenshot. Facebook should verify these ads before approving them.

They don't really care about scams, just like Google doesn't care about verifying phishing sites and just goes ahead to display the sponsored links. At times, even when you report that the site is a scam. They rarely bring it down.

[$crypto$]

Actually it's been a long time since I saw the ad on facebook every time I scrolled down and always found the RMA token sale, at that time I didn't have time to report it and was forgotten by other work, but I appreciate the OP for revealing here so it is indeed a fake site sales from a group of irresponsible people.
Nice catch.!!

So indeed all efforts have been made by many scamers including always advertising on popular social media, so for beginners who don't know of course they will be trapped and it looks like it, but in fact this is fake.

[ScamViruS]

I saw this new post sponsored post on Facebook, but the post was no longer sponsored before I took the screenshot. Facebook should verify these ads before approving them.

They don't really care about scams, just like Google doesn't care about verifying phishing sites and just goes ahead to display the sponsored links. At times, even when you report that the site is a scam. They rarely bring it down.

This is actually a very bad aspect of Facebook, they approve the advertisements of fake, phishing websites for money. Even Facebook sometimes approves of their own project libra's fake website ads! This is a ridiculous thing indeed. A company of billions of dollars, they are so careless about the safety of their users! The vast majority of Facebook users are unaware of such scams, so scammers take advantage of this opportunity to scam inexperienced users.

[Oshosondy]

This is actually a very bad aspect of Facebook, they approve the advertisements of fake, phishing websites for money. Even Facebook sometimes approves of their own project libra's fake website ads!

One of the easiest means someone can be gotten scammed is to make use of what people do make use of very well and often, like YouTube, Facebook, and Google, the reason why these platforms are the places to scam is because ads are often placed on the sites, they do not go extra mile to know if the company or person advertising is a scammer or not, they only just want money, that is why we need to be very careful of these online places, they are the easiest ways someone can see fake ads from scammers and be scammed and nothing will be done as compensation, the person will only just lose.