It is real without a doubt, although the detail is that USDT is indeed 1:1 with the USD; if they pay with cash or transfer in USD, it makes sense to pay 1:1. Likewise, there will always be a fee.

I don't know when people (Venezuelans) will understand that USDT is a cryptocurrency, it is not a dollar. They want sellers to sell them USDT at an unrealistic price (BCV rate); they do not want to understand that in the P2P market USDT is a commodity and forget that prices are set by sellers according to their convenience. If someone bought at 290 Bs, it cannot be expected that if that is their business, they will sell at a price of 191 Bs, which is the official dollar price at the official rate in Venezuela today 9-10-2025 and still make a profit. 191 Bs is the official price of the dollar, USDT is another thing; no one, not even Binance, for those who demand price regulation on this platform, can say at what price USDT is sold, just as it cannot be imposed that those who buy must buy at a price that is not convenient for them. Stop bothering and if the prices there do not suit you, do not buy anything. Submit your request to your trusted bank agency and sit back and wait for the bank to call you to come and withdraw your dollars.