FAKE TRADING/ CRYPTO/BITCOIN SCAMS.
**Fake Trading Platforms: Platforms that mimic legitimate exchanges but are designed to siphon off user investments. These can also include apps or websites that promise high returns on investment
**Romance Scams:
Fraudsters develop fake romantic relationships, often on dating sites, to convince victims to invest in cryptocurrency under the guise of a joint venture or immediate financial need. Romance scams are easy so they are used to instill trust in victims. They can make victims feel important with their own 'Manager' that is very polite, often romantic and polite. THIS IS ALL TO MAKE VICTIMS FEEL IMPORTANT. IT IS FAKE POLITENESS AND ROMANCE. **High Returns with No Risk: Any investment promising guaranteed high returns, especially in volatile markets like crypto, is suspect.
CRYPTO IN REAL LIFE IS NOT A GET RICH QUICK SCHEME. BUT MANY DON'T UNDERSTAND IT SO ARE SWAYED BY FALSE PROMISES.
**Pressure to Act Quickly: Scammers often create urgency, pressuring you to invest immediately to avoid missing out. Scammers realise that some may research.. so there is a rush to get the money quickly, offering good profits for investing. ALL FAKE
**Unsolicited Investment Offers: Especially via social media, email, or dating apps, these should be approached with skepticism.
NO PROPER TRADER COMES TO ANYONE TO INVITE THEM TO INVEST. IT IS A HIGHLY REGULATED MARKET AND SO THE ONES DOING THIS ARE ALWAYS FAKE.
**Unsolicited Investment Offers: Especially via social media, email, or dating apps, these should be approached with skepticism.
**Be Wary of Endorsements: Verify any celebrity or influencer endorsement through official channels or reputable news sources.
ALL SUCH ENDORSEMENTS WILL BE FAKE.
**** REMEMBER MONEY LOST TO SCAMMERS DOES NOT COME BACK TO YOU.. IT IS TAKEN AND SPENT. DO NOT ALLOW ONLINE PEOPLE COMING TO YOU TO GET YOU TO SEND MONEY FOR ANY REASON****