Any one can help me selling my 663 USDT

[sephanyR]

Hello
I just found inside my brother old PC a wallet with 663 USDT

this is a picture of the wallet
https://i.ibb.co/nCbKQBp/ss.jpg

How can I convert it to real $

any one can help me I will give him 30$

this is the key I found inside text file :

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[serjent05]

You can follow this tutorial on how to sell USDT on Binance P2P https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39b0OxkvOxQ

Here is the process.

If you don't have an account on Binance, then better open an account to binance and have it verified.
The site: https://binance.com/

Then you can transfer your USDT to binance just make sure that the deposit address is TRC20
you can follow this steps https://thefipharmacist.com/deposit-trc20-tokens-on-binance/

It will take you some time if you don't have a verified account on Binance yet.

But I think it would be better to ask your brother about your problem.  I think he will be willing to tell you the process of converting that USDT to cash

[noorman0]

OP, You look scammy to me. Your previous post you showed your nodes collection which obviously requires more complex understanding than just securing seed phrases, and now you are like a fool sharing a phrase asking for help cashing out your brother's wallet?

By the way, where did you get the "total nodes value" from?

[jovan85]

Every normal person knows to keep the paraphrase away from the public eye, this is just fun for sephanyR (OP) to make a joke about wallet money.
Not real .

[Marvelman]

Hello
I just found inside my brother old PC a wallet with 663 USDT
this is a picture of the wallet

This is not a screenshot from a PC, but from a mobile wallet.

this is the key I found inside text file :

Nice try, but that trick doesn't fool anyone anymore.

[Detritus]

This is scam, I have come across lot of scammers sharing wallet key and asking people to help them trade the token in the wallet. But once you send gas to the adress, you won't be able to send out the token and your gas is going to be send out by unknown person.
Even a dummy can not come public and post a wallet private key knowing full well it's what can give any one access to their funds.

[klarki]

Only a very inattentive user would fall for a scammer.

I recommend reading this article:
https://community.trustwallet.com/t/trust-wallet-adds-a-scam-prevention-update-aimed-at-tron-multi-sig-scams/534456

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Trying to pull-off a tron multi-signature wallet scam. Nice try, but no quite 

Those who are not aware of the scam OP is trying to pull of, please read here - [Warning] Trust wallet tron multi signature scam

[Bananington]

Trying to pull-off a tron multi-signature wallet scam. Nice try, but no quite 

Very sketchy, OP even made it look less obvious by trying to reduce the reward amount so it doesn't look ridiculous. Newbies who have never been victims or heard people's experience of this sort of scam will think to themselves that there is no harm in trying to help this person to claim this easy reward and would have fallen for this. It is a good thing that people here are aware of this tron multi-signature wallet scam.

[makishart]

My first time to see the real example from the tron multi sign scam. I guess this scammer has another account to be used to promote its scam thing. I hope you scammer will stop to make your life being so pathetic. You have been creating a thread to show your own scammy website.
When will you feel tired to scam others?

[john1010]

Hello
I just found inside my brother old PC a wallet with 663 USDT

this is a picture of the wallet


How can I convert it to real $

any one can help me I will give him 30$

this is the key I found inside text file :

ill segment circle key record distance pretty follow lecture lift goose over

It smells fishy, DON'T US! You have acquired that amount and you involve yourself in a crypto business and suddenly you didn't know how to cash out or to convert it to a real penny? Well, for the sake of humanity and goodwill, you need to backward, start it with number one, how you acquired that amount, then do it backward. For sure before you creating your first wallet you read a lot of articles and video on how you doing it right, I think no one here will ride you trick/

[GxSTxV]

You are either a weird person or you just take everyone as a fool, how in your last topics are sharing nodes and your profits which requires some knowledge and investment on that, and now you pretend as you don’t know how to sell the USDT you claim it’s from your brother old pc, it’s a poor story to be honest, still in any case that you are weird and you really need help then as other users suggested for you binance P2P is the best way to find your way for an exchange.

[lixer]

It smells fishy, DON'T US! You have acquired that amount and you involve yourself in a crypto business and suddenly you didn't know how to cash out or to convert it to a real penny? Well, for the sake of humanity and goodwill, you need to backward, start it with number one, how you acquired that amount, then do it backward. For sure before you creating your first wallet you read a lot of articles and video on how you doing it right, I think no one here will ride you trick/

He said he found the wallet inside his brother's pc but what is only strange is he knows what those 12 words are called. He just said that it was a key, so indeed that this is fishy. I think I saw a similar trick like this before but I didn't search further if how it works but I think it works like this> once we entered those 12 seed phrases, our main wallets will then be infected by some kind of a malware which can then steal all of our cryptos.

Or maybe this can be the same on terk and metakings tokens, where you will be needing to pay some fees first in order for you to unlock the coin and after that, you can now trade it for other real cryptos.

[Marvelman]

He said he found the wallet inside his brother's pc but what is only strange is he knows what those 12 words are called. He just said that it was a key, so indeed that this is fishy.

Yes, he said he found the wallet on his brother's old PC, but he shared a screenshot from the mobile wallet. He's an idiot scammer!

Another interesting post he published today shows that he is clearly not a newbie but a lame scammer.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5413694.msg60942546#msg60942546

[john1010]

It smells fishy, DON'T US! You have acquired that amount and you involve yourself in a crypto business and suddenly you didn't know how to cash out or to convert it to a real penny? Well, for the sake of humanity and goodwill, you need to backward, start it with number one, how you acquired that amount, then do it backward. For sure before you creating your first wallet you read a lot of articles and video on how you doing it right, I think no one here will ride you trick/

He said he found the wallet inside his brother's pc but what is only strange is he knows what those 12 words are called. He just said that it was a key, so indeed that this is fishy. I think I saw a similar trick like this before but I didn't search further if how it works but I think it works like this> once we entered those 12 seed phrases, our main wallets will then be infected by some kind of a malware which can then steal all of our cryptos.

Or maybe this can be the same on terk and metakings tokens, where you will be needing to pay some fees first in order for you to unlock the coin and after that, you can now trade it for other real cryptos.

IT IS POSSIBLE, that this kind of scheme is a low-level type of fooling people, this person can fool people on social media but inside Bitcointalk forum, it will not work, because most of the people here are very clever, they know the real core of the blockchain technology and how it works. So, YOUR MISSION IS FAILED.