Infographic: How to spot cryptocurrency scams
There’s been a lot of hype around cryptocurrency, especially when Bitcoin hit the $10,000 and $19,000 trading price in November and December last year.
At the same time, unscrupulous individuals saw the popularity of Bitcoin as an opportunity to trick people into shady deals. Already, unsuspecting crypto investors have fallen victim to fraud, losing their money to scammers.
According to Noah Coin, some reports say an estimated 30,000 people worldwide have been duped into paying an initial investment of $100 after being promised by con companies on social media that their investment could earn them $80,000 monthly.
This informative infographic from Noah Coin tells you “everything you need to know about fraudulent cryptocurrency schemes”.
There are very many investment scams nowadays I advise all people to deal with tall cautiousness and those who deal with them to ask to withdraw large amounts and see the reaction. Conditions of dealing with them are all bad and against the customer.
My sister lost a lot of money to these brokers and they made a flimsy excuse about it, we were able to recover some of the money with the help of a professional before it was too late. Be sure it isn’t a scam. Are you sure other ones are real? do not lose your money before you start looking for how to get it back thats not smart, talk to a professional today to help you with your background checks, monitoring people, cooperate espionage and so on.