OP 16 August, 2024 - 05:59 PM
(This post was last modified: 16 August, 2024 - 06:57 PM by Dominator31. Edited 1 time in total.)
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A scam wallet is a deceptive tool designed to trick people into depositing funds. Here's how it works:
Fake Balance: The scammer creates a wallet that appears to have a large balance of a cryptocurrency, like USDT (Tether). However, this balance is fake or "flashed," meaning it only looks real on the surface but cannot be actually withdrawn or transferred.
Withdrawal Trap: To withdraw the fake USDT, the victim is required to deposit a small amount of another cryptocurrency, such as ETH (Ethereum), to cover the transaction fees.
Automated Theft: As soon as the victim deposits ETH into the wallet, a bot automatically transfers the deposited ETH to another wallet controlled by the scammer. The victim is then left unable to access the fake USDT, and the scammer pockets the deposited ETH.
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A scam wallet is a deceptive tool designed to trick people into depositing funds. Here's how it works:
Fake Balance: The scammer creates a wallet that appears to have a large balance of a cryptocurrency, like USDT (Tether). However, this balance is fake or "flashed," meaning it only looks real on the surface but cannot be actually withdrawn or transferred.
Withdrawal Trap: To withdraw the fake USDT, the victim is required to deposit a small amount of another cryptocurrency, such as ETH (Ethereum), to cover the transaction fees.
Automated Theft: As soon as the victim deposits ETH into the wallet, a bot automatically transfers the deposited ETH to another wallet controlled by the scammer. The victim is then left unable to access the fake USDT, and the scammer pockets the deposited ETH.
Price: Discuss on TG
Telegarm: https://t.me/ox14o
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