"Beware: Fake Crypto "Investment Managers" Ripping Off Innocent Souls"

[darksaint]

Title: Beware: Fake Crypto "Investment Managers" Ripping Off Innocent Souls

"Guys, I need to warn everyone about this. I've been noticing a surge in people claiming to be 'pro crypto investment managers' on social media, offering guaranteed returns and making all these flashy promises. They're basically scammers using the crypto market to rip off innocent souls who don't know any better."

 

[Grgimilik]

"Dude, I've seen this happen to several friends, they got scammed by fake 'experts' on Twitter and Telegram promising ridiculously high returns. Red flag is when they ask for personal info or wallets for 'investments' – run away, ASAP!"

 

[Алена54]

" Omg, this is a major concern! I had a friend who almost fell victim to one of these scammers. They're slick, using fake websites and 'experts' to lure in the newbies"

 

[jimmy kolarov]

"Dude, this is a major warning sign - don't ever give your crypto keys to anyone claiming to be a 'manager' or 'expert' unless you've done extensive research and can verify their credentials. Keep your private keys safe, folks, it's the only way to protect yourself from these scammers. Has anyone else had any close calls like this?"

 

[_Denis_]

Discussion: best practices

 

[Kaltenbrunner]

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[bg80211]

Discussion: best practices

 

[tadjik]

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[present37]

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[cosmas]

strategies - let's talk

 

[Logalvas]

"Dude, this is a super common scam. They'll contact you claiming to have inside knowledge or exclusive access to some upcoming project, then ask for cash 'investments' in exchange for 'guaranteed' returns. Always do your research and never send $$ to strangers online"