⚠️ P2P Scam Alert — Important Notice for Binance Users 🚫

Dear Binance Users,

If you trade on Binance using P2P, this message is extremely important for you.

Many traders buy or sell USDT / USDC and receive payments directly into their bank accounts — but how safe is it really?

Let’s break down the risks in a clear and simple way.

🔴 Buy-Side Scam (Risk for Buyers):

When you buy USDT/USDC, you transfer money from your bank account to the seller.

But what if the seller receives your payment and does not release the crypto?

❗ Don’t panic.

You can open an appeal on Binance, and if your proof is valid, Binance will refund your money.

⚠️ Be aware:

Some sellers intentionally try to trap buyers, so always stay alert.

🔴 Sell-Side Scam (Risk for Sellers):

When selling USDT, you expect the buyer to send money to your bank account.

However, many scammers use a common trick:

❌ They do not actually send the payment

❌ Instead, they send a fake payment screenshot or notification

⚠️ Never rely on screenshots or messages.

Only release the crypto after you personally confirm that the money has arrived in your bank account.

✅ Final Advice:

Stay calm

Double-check every detail

Never rush a P2P transaction

⚠️ Caution is your strongest protection in P2P trading.

Note:

If I have mentioned anything incorrectly, please forgive me and feel free to correct me.

📘 If you want to learn safe P2P trading, comment:

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