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Important Security Notice | Binance France Users
Binance has identified an active scam targeting Binance France users. Fraudsters are spoofing the number +33 801 271 205 — making it appear as though calls are coming from this number — while impersonating Binance support. We want to be fully transparent about what is happening and how to protect yourself.
📋 Yes, this number is real — and that's exactly how the scam works.
+33 801 271 205 is a legitimate number that appears on the Binance France support page, maintained as required by local regulations for inbound customer inquiries. Scammers are deliberately targeting this number because they know that cautious users will verify it online, find it on our official site, and lower their guard. Verifying the number is exactly what they want you to do.
This number exists solely for users to call us. Binance never uses it — or any number — to call you outbound.
🔧 What is "spoofing" and how does it work?
Spoofing is a technique that allows bad actors to disguise their identity across multiple communication channels:
Phone calls: Anyone can manipulate the caller ID displayed on your screen, making a call appear to come from a legitimate number — including a real Binance number — while the actual call originates from somewhere completely different.
SMS: Scammers can fake the sender name or number on a text message, causing it to appear in the same thread as genuine messages from a trusted contact or brand.
Email: Just like a forged postal envelope, anyone can send an email with a fake "From" address that looks like it came from an official domain, even though the real sender is completely different.
None of these techniques involve hacking or breaching Binance's systems. They are external fraud methods that can be used to impersonate any individual or organization, on any platform. Verifying a number, SMS sender, or email address is no longer sufficient — if you receive any unsolicited contact claiming to be Binance, treat it as suspicious regardless of how legitimate it appears.
🚨 Binance will NEVER make unsolicited calls to you. Not from this number. Not from any number.
Binance does not conduct unsolicited outbound calls to users for account security, verification, or support purposes. Any legitimate call from us would only take place with prior scheduling or arrangement made through official channels, and would be conducted via our official Binance app — never from an external phone number.
If anyone calls you claiming to be Binance:
✅ Hang up immediately — no matter what number appears on your screen
✅ Never share your seed phrase, password, or 2FA codes with anyone
✅ Never transfer funds at the request of a caller, even if they know your name or account details
✅ Report suspicious calls via the official Binance support portal at risk report hub
We take the safety of our users extremely seriously and are actively working to address this issue. Stay vigilant. 🔒
📋 Yes, this number is real — and that's exactly how the scam works.
+33 801 271 205 is a legitimate number that appears on the Binance France support page, maintained as required by local regulations for inbound customer inquiries. Scammers are deliberately targeting this number because they know that cautious users will verify it online, find it on our official site, and lower their guard. Verifying the number is exactly what they want you to do.
This number exists solely for users to call us. Binance never uses it — or any number — to call you outbound.
🔧 What is "spoofing" and how does it work?
Spoofing is a technique that allows bad actors to disguise their identity across multiple communication channels:
Phone calls: Anyone can manipulate the caller ID displayed on your screen, making a call appear to come from a legitimate number — including a real Binance number — while the actual call originates from somewhere completely different.
SMS: Scammers can fake the sender name or number on a text message, causing it to appear in the same thread as genuine messages from a trusted contact or brand.
Email: Just like a forged postal envelope, anyone can send an email with a fake "From" address that looks like it came from an official domain, even though the real sender is completely different.
None of these techniques involve hacking or breaching Binance's systems. They are external fraud methods that can be used to impersonate any individual or organization, on any platform. Verifying a number, SMS sender, or email address is no longer sufficient — if you receive any unsolicited contact claiming to be Binance, treat it as suspicious regardless of how legitimate it appears.
🚨 Binance will NEVER make unsolicited calls to you. Not from this number. Not from any number.
Binance does not conduct unsolicited outbound calls to users for account security, verification, or support purposes. Any legitimate call from us would only take place with prior scheduling or arrangement made through official channels, and would be conducted via our official Binance app — never from an external phone number.
If anyone calls you claiming to be Binance:
✅ Hang up immediately — no matter what number appears on your screen
✅ Never share your seed phrase, password, or 2FA codes with anyone
✅ Never transfer funds at the request of a caller, even if they know your name or account details
✅ Report suspicious calls via the official Binance support portal at risk report hub
We take the safety of our users extremely seriously and are actively working to address this issue. Stay vigilant. 🔒
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