Scammers are out there, exploiting Peer-to-Peer (P2P) trading systems to steal your crypto. Here’s how they operate and how to protect yourself:

1. **Fake Payment Proof**: Scammers send fake proof of payment to make it look like they’ve paid. Once you release the crypto, the payment was never made.

2. **Payment Reversal**: They might use stolen bank details for the payment. When the real owner reverses the transaction, you lose both your crypto and the payment.

3. **Impersonation**: Scammers impersonate Binance support or trusted figures to trick you into giving up your funds or sensitive info.

4. **Overpayment Scam**: Scammers overpay and ask for the excess back. Once you return the extra amount, they reverse the original payment, leaving you empty-handed.

5. **Fake Disputes**: They file fake disputes, claiming issues with the transaction, leading to a lengthy dispute process where you might lose out.

🔒 **Protect Yourself:**

- **Confirm Payments**: Verify that payment is in your account before releasing crypto.

- **Check User History**: Review trading history and reputation.

- **Use Escrow Services**: Binance’s escrow ensures the crypto is secure until both parties confirm completion.

- **Communicate Through the Platform**: Keep all communications within Binance for record-keeping.

Stay vigilant and safeguard your trades! 🚀

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