For those of you that like trading bitcoin physically, learn the usual lesson

[pawanjain]

This is not about bitcoin but USDT but it is a lesson for those people that like to trade their coins physically. Such people do not like themselves at all. It can lead to attack.

The guy met the USDT seller on Telegram. What!!! Telegram that is full of scammers. He said he had no choice because the guy was the only one that reached out to him. The plan was to meet at a public mall but the USDT seller changed the location and he accepted. The new location is a car park where he was attacked.

Mothership reports that the teenager, known only as ‘ZK,’ was attacked by the men after meeting the crypto seller in a car park on August 29.

As the deal was going down, ZK claimed that the men, looking like “regular pedestrians,” passed by before one of them punched him across his left cheek.

Afraid that the men were trying to steal his cash, ZK says he bolted to the nearest mall and shouted for help. They allegedly chased after him, but ZK says he managed to outrun them and report the incident to police.

Offline USDT sale abandoned after buyer gets punched in face

Trading P2P should be avoided at all costs especially when the other person is a stranger.
I would never like to meet a strangre in person for a P2P transaction.
If at all there comes a need to make a P2P transaction, I would rather do it with someone I already know.

[Orpichukwu]

Most persons likes to learn the hard way, negligence and ignorant can actually lead to some one's death this should actually serve as learn to others, undoubtedly the Internet is not a friendly ground where you could trust anyone, a lot are really happening hence one should be able to conscious of our decisions and actions while attempting to transact business with someone you meet on the Internet,

Some people just don't take lessons from the experience of others. I have always been against this particular partner of selling, which is referred to as the F2F form of trade, because you never can really tell what's on the mind of the next person; it could be the seller who even has bad intentions or the buyer. It's just safer to sell online and get your cash transferred to you to whichever account you agree upon with the buyer. Just imagine trying to protect privacy and ending up getting yourself attacked.

[GiftedMAN]

Most persons likes to learn the hard way, negligence and ignorant can actually lead to some one's death this should actually serve as learn to others, undoubtedly the Internet is not a friendly ground where you could trust anyone, a lot are really happening hence one should be able to conscious of our decisions and actions while attempting to transact business with someone you meet on the Internet,

Some people just don't take lessons from the experience of others. I have always been against this particular partner of selling, which is referred to as the F2F form of trade, because you never can really tell what's on the mind of the next person; it could be the seller who even has bad intentions or the buyer. It's just safer to sell online and get your cash transferred to you to whichever account you agree upon with the buyer. Just imagine trying to protect privacy and ending up getting yourself attacked.

On this particular issue of physical trading, I think the majority of the victims are mostly those who understands the implications of what they are doing but they choose to take risks just to prove what only them can explain, aside the lost of life that may occur as a result of the transaction some people end up not getting paid after the trade which is one of the things you can never get online if you make use of p2p because you must receive your pay before releasing your coins to the buyer. People should understand the value that is attached to privacy it saves a lot of inner stress and drama and it should be taking seriously to avoid casualties like we have heard and seen happen.