Release How to NOT get scammed [GUIDE]

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Brand new release coming out on how to not get scammed, you don't even need to comment to see hidden content! 

For everybody commenting on methods that have to do with getting anything from G2A for free, or anything using Tampermonkey scripts,
DO NOT follow any part of that tutorial or run the script that they tell you to, or you will lose your money.

Report all of the people posting these types of tutorials, because they're just out to scam you and steal your BTC.

 Enjoy your free guide.


If you're curiosity is killing you and you want to see what's inside the hidden content, go ahead and comment to keep this post alive so this scam can die down.

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Well, the same can be applied to any form of executable, commands, script(s) that you may be provided upon purchase of product/service - use a VM, or run it through a Sandbox Environment to avoid any potential harmful interactions with your system. There's been plenty a cases where tool sellers have implemented BTC stealers, RATs, Trojans - you name it.

But, as this is called How To NOT get scammed, should also keep the following in mind:

- Do NOT deal with new user(s) unless heavily vouched on other platforms, and identity can be confirmed on those other platforms.
- Use a MM or Escrow when you feel a seller may try to rip you off.
- Always confirm the identity of your seller.
- If it's too good to be true, it probably is.
- Use your common sense

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Well, the same can be applied to any form of executable, commands, script(s) that you may be provided upon purchase of product/service - use a VM, or run it through a Sandbox Environment to avoid any potential harmful interactions with your system. There's been plenty a cases where tool sellers have implemented BTC stealers, RATs, Trojans - you name it.

But, as this is called How To NOT get scammed, should also keep the following in mind:

- Do NOT deal with new user(s) unless heavily vouched on other platforms, and identity can be confirmed on those other platforms.
- Use a MM or Escrow when you feel a seller may try to rip you off.
- Always confirm the identity of your seller.
- If it's too good to be true, it probably is.
- Use your common sense

Everything said here is also 110% true, but this was mostly a sarcastic thread for this current scam ;)
BE SAFE EVERYBODY!

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thanks

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I agree, being king of a newbie in this hacking/ free world , i fell in some trap , but thankfully not naive enough to pay to the scammers

Thoses Telegram ETH bot
Thoses autopilot stuff with script and all

I'm just starting to think, "you can't get paid for doing nothing" so yea , i learned some lessons !

a retired fatcat