Don't buy dreams sold to you!

[Outhue]

True, people tend to hide updates about what truly works for them, this is why I don't believe anyone coming out and telling the public that they can make them rich or that they have a solution to best poverty, in the end you have to buy something from them or they steal data from you.

People who believe that something can still come for free will always be a victim to this type of dreams, if truly something is working for you the first thing that will come to your mind is making a lot of money first before you expose the secret to a friend or family, the public interest won't come to mind, unless you want to monetize it. Is there anything that's actually free? You are in shackles already if you believe.

[Iamgoat]

True, people tend to hide updates about what truly works for them, this is why I don't believe anyone coming out and telling the public that they can make them rich or that they have a solution to best poverty, in the end you have to buy something from them or they steal data from you.

People who believe that something can still come for free will always be a victim to this type of dreams, if truly something is working for you the first thing that will come to your mind is making a lot of money first before you expose the secret to a friend or family, the public interest won't come to mind, unless you want to monetize it. Is there anything that's actually free? You are in shackles already if you believe.

This is very true. I come across a lot of tutorial videos or tips only which does not really help the audience to achieve what they want and came for especially when it has to do with financial guidance and toturials on finances. I realize it is very difficult for them to show you the true and real hacks but just kind of do a teaser or a hook for the people to see. Most of these videos you watch online for free offering solutions are done by those people just to attract attention of the people to them but not really to truly solve their problems. Most tutorials which offer the true value of what you want to learn especially from an expert are locked up for some payments before they are released fully.

[Glen Hoddle]

I made this post below in a thread in my local board and I thought I should share it here and also give my two cent opinion to others.

My advice to anyone will simply, avoid or do not buy dreams.

If dreams of cryptocurrency of any kind is sold to you do not buy to it.

This above is from my experience, all scams are always tied to selling of dreams, some people call it too good to be true ideas or dreams.

First way to avoid getting scammed is to be Skeptical about everything, and unsolicited private messages or DMs should be treated with Skepticism hence if otherwise any dreams sold to you by anyone should not be bought, don't hesitate to leave such conversations that have too much of promise of returns to you.

I hope this helps someone today.

Yes, this is definitely correct and will help the holders more, many sell and think differently before selling. I may decide to sell unique coins other than Bitcoin, I may be more aggressive in buying Bitcoin now. But the most important thing in buying is to have faith, if you don't have the coin then there will be no benefit in dreaming about your dividends.

[(Hummus)]

I made this post below in a thread in my local board and I thought I should share it here and also give my two cent opinion to others.

My advice to anyone will simply, avoid or do not buy dreams.

If dreams of cryptocurrency of any kind is sold to you do not buy to it.

This above is from my experience, all scams are always tied to selling of dreams, some people call it too good to be true ideas or dreams.

First way to avoid getting scammed is to be Skeptical about everything, and unsolicited private messages or DMs should be treated with Skepticism hence if otherwise any dreams sold to you by anyone should not be bought, don't hesitate to leave such conversations that have too much of promise of returns to you.

I hope this helps someone today.

For me it's very simple, I think everything that will be offered to you needs to be relatable because once it sounds too good to be true then trust me it's definitely too good to be true but most of the times people get drawn to the easy routes without properly making research and analysis on how legit the whole offer is and before they come to realize it, it's probably too late.

Scammer's know that humans are full of greed and many of them would fall for these promiscuous offer that's this same old idea of selling unreal never gets old because somewhere out there some greedy fellow will still buy in. The best you can do is to just check every offer made and scale the ratio at which is real and unreal that way you will avoid many scam attempts.

[lizarder]

First way to avoid getting scammed is to be Skeptical about everything, and unsolicited private messages or DMs should be treated with Skepticism hence if otherwise any dreams sold to you by anyone should not be bought, don't hesitate to leave such conversations that have too much of promise of returns to you.

I hope this helps someone today.  

Don't be easily fooled by any promises made by others, especially on social media that might require someone to click or share a specific link, as this could compromise security measures. Avoiding fraud may be easy for those who understand the nature of fraud, but for the layperson, it's difficult because they don't understand it. Many scams occur online, and many people have had their balances drained by irresponsible individuals in ways that are beyond their comprehension.

There are many methods used by fraudsters to drain money from our mobile banking accounts, and if we're not careful, it can be dangerous. It's better to be skeptical, but don't ignore certain steps that could be dangerous, as cases like this are very common if people aren't careful.

[Grace333]

True, people tend to hide updates about what truly works for them, this is why I don't believe anyone coming out and telling the public that they can make them rich or that they have a solution to best poverty, in the end you have to buy something from them or they steal data from you.

People who believe that something can still come for free will always be a victim to this type of dreams, if truly something is working for you the first thing that will come to your mind is making a lot of money first before you expose the secret to a friend or family, the public interest won't come to mind, unless you want to monetize it. Is there anything that's actually free? You are in shackles already if you believe.

The truth is, most of those get rich adverts are just scams in disguise. If someone truly had a working method that prints money, they won’t be shouting it to the whole world, they will first use it quietly to secure themselves and maybe, just maybe, share with a close friend or family. That is why I never take those people serious when they promise heaven and earth because at the end of the day, the only thing they are selling is hope, and the only person cashing out is them..

Nothing in life is ever really free. Even when it looks free, you are either paying with your time, attention, or your data without realizing it. Once you believe in free miracles, you’re already halfway trapped. Better to focus on grinding and building your own thing slowly than chasing shortcuts that don’t exist..

[NurseHub]

It's better to be skeptical,

This is exactly what I have been preaching, don't take things likely and soft especially when it has promise in it and if they are from unsolicited DMs or not popular source or anything that has to be private.

And it's also good we know that nobody on eat knows how to make money and will want to share the knowledge for free or easily as they do promise, whatever is that manner is probably a scam attempt.

[Rgram]

First way to avoid getting scammed is to be Skeptical about everything, and unsolicited private messages or DMs should be treated with Skepticism hence if otherwise any dreams sold to you by anyone should not be bought, don't hesitate to leave such conversations that have too much of promise of returns to you.

I hope this helps someone today.

Being sceptical could save you from a lot of scams, you get to ask necessary questions and give yourself the time you need to decipher what could be wrong with certain investment packages and how it’s scheme is worked.

Although, you have to be sure not to use too much time in exercising your skepticism as that could easily translate into a lost opportunity as well.
Don’t always try to be self dependent and sufficient on certain matters, always be open to asking necessary questions when need be and seek the aid of those that have been there.

[CryptoYar]

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This is very important warning and yes it is hard for regular people to avoid scams because they do not know tricks because scammers always invent new trick to make people fool so most important rule is to never trust any online promise which asks you to click link or share personal details. If anyone really want to stay safe so he/she need doubt means never believe surprise offers on social media and carefulness means always follow basic safety rules and best defense is to treat any unexpected request as risk.

[Inwestour]

If you look at project communities, you’ll notice that next to the administrators’ nicknames it often says they never message first. This serves as a warning for newcomers, those who just joined or don’t know how scammers operate. Despite this, many still fall for the trick when scammers contact first and offer something to download or a site to register on, this is a common practice. For people who aren’t very familiar with online security, this may be new, but anyone who has studied even the basics of internet safety will recognize it. Being cautious and skeptical toward strangers is very important when it comes to your money.

[Joeboy]

True, people tend to hide updates about what truly works for them, this is why I don't believe anyone coming out and telling the public that they can make them rich or that they have a solution to best poverty, in the end you have to buy something from them or they steal data from you.

People who believe that something can still come for free will always be a victim to this type of dreams, if truly something is working for you the first thing that will come to your mind is making a lot of money first before you expose the secret to a friend or family, the public interest won't come to mind, unless you want to monetize it. Is there anything that's actually free? You are in shackles already if you believe.

The truth is, most of those get rich adverts are just scams in disguise. If someone truly had a working method that prints money, they won’t be shouting it to the whole world, they will first use it quietly to secure themselves and maybe, just maybe, share with a close friend or family. That is why I never take those people serious when they promise heaven and earth because at the end of the day, the only thing they are selling is hope, and the only person cashing out is them..

Nothing in life is ever really free. Even when it looks free, you are either paying with your time, attention, or your data without realizing it. Once you believe in free miracles, you’re already halfway trapped. Better to focus on grinding and building your own thing slowly than chasing shortcuts that don’t exist..

I definitely concur with the part I bolded out. In this present dispensation, it's very difficult for someone to share with the world the secret to their wealth without expecting something in return, and then there are even some who due to security reasonss will not even be willing to share the secret to their wealth, even though you are willing to pay them..... .

And then you know what I find very funny, it is that most of  these fraudster and scammers who are dressed in the robes of wealthy and influential personnelss even go as far as using their own airtime to call you and text you telling you about some kind of Investment platform that can make me a billionaire overnight    You know I still wonder why people still keep falling for scam's like this, is it that they are so desperate to be  make it or what?  So bad.