binancetradingfx.com legit?

[Taragor1337]

Hi,

has anyone experiences with binancetradingfx.com? Is it legit or scam?

I'm unsure, someone said I should invest there but it smells like scam?

Thanks for any feedback!

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[Charles-Tim]

Stay away from the scam site



https://www.whois.com/whois/binancetradingfx.com

[tranthidung]

Binance is a famous exchange and if the exchange you asked is legit, they should use their own name that should not relate to Binance.

If any exchange tries to bind Binance to their exchange name, and does not come from Binance, that exchange is scam.

You can search it on coinmarketcap or coingecko, if you can not find it, it is scam. Because any sub-exchange from Binance will be quickly listed on coinmarketcap or coingecko.

• https://coinmarketcap.com/
• https://www.coingecko.com/en

Please do your own research and see it is scam or not.

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Binance is a famous exchange and if the exchange you asked is legit, they should use their own name that should not relate to Binance.

If any exchange tries to bind Binance to their exchange name, and does not come from Binance, that exchange is scam.

You can search it on coinmarketcap or coingecko, if you can not find it, it is scam. Because any sub-exchange from Binance will be quickly listed on coinmarketcap or coingecko.

• https://coinmarketcap.com/
• https://www.coingecko.com/en

Please do your own research and see it is scam or not.

I agree with you here. anyone who has to add binance to the name of their service is certainly a scam because that way they are trying to deceive people using Binance reputation. Except Binance official but they will announce something so clearly.

I would just add, even if some exchange is listed on coingecko or coinamarketcap, this does not necessarily mean that there is no risk of fraud. we have seen it many times.

[tranthidung]

Except Binance official but they will announce something so clearly.

It is true and I forgot to mention it.

I would just add, even if some exchange is listed on coingecko or coinamarketcap, this does not necessarily mean that there is no risk of fraud. we have seen it many times.

If a scam exchange with Binance in their exchange name is listed on coinmarketcap or coingecko, Binance will take action and ask for delist it quickly.

Coinmarketcap was bought by Binance ^{since April 2020 [1]} so the odds of such on coinmarketcap now is zero.

[1] Binance CEO Explains Why He Bought CoinMarketCap

I checked Coinmarketcap, not there

Thanks but I'd like to give OP a tutorial and let OP does a research.  

[DdmrDdmr]

Same crap as sites with near to exact content and even better scam deals in terms of ROI tan the one you provide (you’re being ripped-off by what’s being "offered" in the OP by comparison):

Code:

https[colon]//invest-alliance[dot]org
https[colon]//www[dot]cryptofinancialfreedom[dot]com/
https[colon]//royaltrade[dot]ltd
https[colon]//abacusinvest[dot]net/
http[colon]//gctempdemo3[dot]buy4script[dot]net

Same old, same old. Get a massive ROI in a very short time span. Probably see some virtual gains, to be asked for more investments and an extra sum to attempt withdrawls.

I’ve only listed a few sites with the same scammy claim above. This is what they do. They use a similar template, change the offers, and host them on different domains. Then they spam the links all over social media, or use contact site participants to lure people to these sites.

[Charles-Tim]

You can search it on coinmarketcap or coingecko, if you can not find it, it is scam.

I checked Coinmarketcap, not there



These are the legit ones



Binance
Binance.US for US citizens
Binance Dex
Binance JEX

I agree with you here. anyone who has to add binance to the name of their service is certainly a scam because that way they are trying to deceive people using Binance reputation. Except Binance official but they will announce something so clearly.

Binance tightened verification, only people with intermediate verification can now only make use of Binance, scammers want to take advantage of this.

[Magicalking]

The identity of the owner is hidden. I don't trust the site. OP says someone advised him to invest in the site. Can you tell us your relationship with this person. Is he/she a stranger you met on the internet. Unsolicited messages( especially money related) from people you don't know is a sign of scam

https://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/binancetradingfx.com

[Taragor1337]

Thanks for the answers so far...

I have been written in a telegramm group from an unknown person who got my nam from another chat.

I dont know this person for real!


So i stay away from this stuff! Thank you all for your help!

[mk4]

Here's a quick trick. To quickly know if a site is a scam, type in the URL to alexa.com or use the url:

Code:

https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/binancetradingfx.com

And if the site has no metrics, chances are, it's a scam.

^And yes, other scam sites that have been operating longer has metrics, but this is just to quickly weed out the new ones.

[examplens]

If a scam exchange with Binance in their exchange name is listed on coinmarketcap or coingecko, Binance will take action and ask for delist it quickly.

I meant exchanges that are proven scammers, and they don't have to have "Binance" in their name. Yobit for example ^{we all already know enough about them}, they are still listed on both CMC and Gecko.

The identity of the owner is hidden. I don't trust the site. OP says someone advised him to invest in the site. Can you tell us your relationship with this person. Is he/she a stranger you met on the internet. Unsolicited messages( especially money related) from people you don't know is a sign of scam
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https://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/binancetradingfx.com

Here's a quick trick. To quickly know if a site is a scam, type in the URL to alexa.com or use the url:

Code:

https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/binancetradingfx.com

And if the site has no metrics, chances are, it's a scam.

^And yes, other scam sites that have been operating longer has metrics, but this is just to quickly weed out the new ones.

this is just confirmation that the site was done amateurishly. This does not give clear evidence, we assume that if Binance were to do something like that, it would be much more professional. But that is based only on assumptions.
even the most ordinary beginner can correct some things, buy fake traffic (to get Alexa metric) and in a year the domain will no longer be young. this does not mean that they will be trusted.

[Charles-Tim]

I meant exchanges that are proven scammers, and they don't have to have "Binance" in their name. Yobit for example ^{we all already know enough about them}, they are still listed on both CMC and Gecko.

You are completely right, with my experience on some exchanges even listed on binance Coinmarketcap, I later had to write this article many months ago

Crypto scam exchanges and fake p2p transactions

Some exchanges list many shitcoins, some have ways you will make a trade and lose all your funds almost completely immediately, some will offer high yield invest but scam program, yet listed on Coinmarketcap.

[mk4]

this is just confirmation that the site was done amateurishly. This does not give clear evidence, we assume that if Binance were to do something like that, it would be much more professional. But that is based only on assumptions.
even the most ordinary beginner can correct some things, buy fake traffic (to get Alexa metric) and in a year the domain will no longer be young. this does not mean that they will be trusted.

Alexa rankings are a lot more than just traffic. There's this thing called SEO (search engine optimization). Look it up. It's 2021, site rankings aren't solely based on traffic and domain age for a while now.

[hugeblack]

Binance is a well-known platform, and if it wants to add an additional domain, they will advertise it either on the official website, via e-mail, or various media.
There are also a lot of ways to communicate with them, so you can ask before you start using it.
Now report it to the support team of Binance and they will try to shut down the site quickly.

[Potato Chips]

There's also the authenticity checkers some exchanges have for their handles. Try to look for it at the bottom part, they're usually placed there.

Listing some:

Binance - https://www.binance.com/en/official-verification
Kucoin - https://www.kucoin.com/cert?lang=en_US
Huobi - https://www.huobi.com/en-us/verification/
Bybit - https://www.bybit.com/en-US/verification



but still, no blind trusting cause they can be compromised. For instance if you see an exchange's legit website/social media account posting a bitcoin doubler, it is not to be trusted.

[examplens]

Alexa rankings are a lot more than just traffic. There's this thing called SEO (search engine optimization). Look it up. It's 2021, site rankings aren't solely based on traffic and domain age for a while now.

yes, there is no dilemma about Alexa and the competitiveness of their service. just note that with a few hundred dollars spent on SEO, almost any website can have some position. Judging by website authority is not a 100% reliable method of scam recognising. It can be, but for experienced users.

Binance is a well-known platform, and if it wants to add an additional domain, they will advertise it either on the official website, via e-mail, or various media.
There are also a lot of ways to communicate with them, so you can ask before you start using it.
Now report it to the support team of Binance and they will try to shut down the site quickly.

Who knows how many websites are trying to do something using Binance name as a basis for creating false trust. I find some, even earlier.

Code:

binance-fx.org
binanceinvest.io
Binance-expert.com
binance-traders.org
binance-assets.com
binanceprofit.com
binanceinvest.org
crypto-binance.com