Be Carefull There Are People Who Acting Like Customer Support

[livingfree]

Even the real customer support cannot be fully trusted, how much more if you end up falling on the fake customer support. This brings us lesson to be cautious all the time with our plans and actions, because with just a single mistake, everything will be ruined and then regret after.

Well, you only need to trust the support but wholly if they're the real one when you're in need of help.

But I understand what you're saying that even them, you can't fully trust them when it's about the help that they're giving to people.

This is also a reminder for everyone to get updated how scammers work. Although this is already an old strategy for some old members, but this could be something new for those who have no knowledge on how scammers innovate their craft.

I agree.

Being updated and knowledgeable on how these scams work will make us avoid them. It's mostly for those who are new and haven't seen it happen to anybody.

[ancafe]

Yes, whatever the problem is, there is no one in this world ask you to write a mnemonic seed. If there is, it's fix 100% scam or phishing!.

I must encourage you all here, even in panic, you have to still calm down to always think, and be aware of the situation.

Half of panic will result in significant problems because we unknowingly make mistakes that can harm us. Scams are innovating now because they are usually quite difficult to detect and most beginners fall for these scams. It's better to wait for actual customer service because they can direct us to the root of the problem, as you did in this case. An important lesson we learned from your case is that everyone should be more careful about accepting information that could be detrimental, especially regarding scams/phishing or other similar matters.

[jcojci]

Many people don't realize with who they talk if they have a problem. They panic and not checks before they starts the conversations. We should calm down and not panic before contacting supports.

If supports asks about the details, we should be suspicious and we can delaying the answers and check it by ourselves without involving the supports to know what is happens.

Scams will be there, watching and waiting us getting into their traps so we must be careful and not panic. That is the first thing that we must do to knowing the real situation.

[Ronsbit]

Yes, whatever the problem is, there is no one in this world ask you to write a mnemonic seed. If there is, it's fix 100% scam or phishing!.

I must encourage you all here, even in panic, you have to still calm down to always think, and be aware of the situation.

Half of panic will result in significant problems because we unknowingly make mistakes that can harm us. Scams are innovating now because they are usually quite difficult to detect and most beginners fall for these scams. It's better to wait for actual customer service because they can direct us to the root of the problem, as you did in this case. An important lesson we learned from your case is that everyone should be more careful about accepting information that could be detrimental, especially regarding scams/phishing or other similar matters.

Majority of people who fall for scams are as a result of their impatience, they are too quick to act when they should be patient enough to wait for the response of customer care and some do not even go as far as verifying from customer care if mails or pms they had recieved are genuine but they just hurriedly do whatever they were told just because of ignorance and fear coupled with their impatient attitude. This is how most people fall for scams. And also, people are not careful enough to read in between lines to spot a difference, and this is another method scammers use to get people's login details, and immediately they access someones account and take over it, keeping the owner out of control of the account. Till people take all these seriously, they will still be falling for scams.