Do you notice the recent scam and phishing?

There is no doubt that you noticed this...

If you have not noticed .. I think you will realize what I say after reading the following headlines:

• Hackers Have Been Using Dogecoin to Deploy Malware for 6 Months & No One Noticed

• Belgium Losing $3.2M to Crypto Fraud in 2019 Is ‘Tip of the Iceberg’

• Australians Lost More Than $14M to Crypto Scams in 2019

• Canadian Bitcoin Scam Expands to British Columbia

• Investors Defrauded by South Korean Pyramid Scheme

• US Court Postpones Sentencing for OneCoin Crypto Scam Co-Founder

• Community Donates 0.7 BTC to Phishing Victim Who Lost Entire Bitcoin Holdings

• Phishing Sites Use Trick Letters in Domain Names to Steal XRP

• Another Bitcoin Scam Hits Canada

• Crypto Scammer Sentenced by South Korean Authorities

• Crypto Scammers Turn Toward Terrorism With a Japanese Bomb Threat

The above are some news headlines on only one website, Cointelegraph

Can you imagine how many results you would get if you conducted a search on any global search engine?

So you need to pay close attention and pay attention to the advice and recommendations offered by honest sites .. I have published two articles so far about this matter...

The first article is entitled:

Stay safe online: how to recognize fraud and phishing.. important tips from Skrill !!

And the second article is entitled:

Helping you to keep your accounts secure... very important tips from eToro!!

 You can read them to know how to stay safe online .. and how to keep your accounts safe.

You should listen to the advice and warnings that honest sites directly to you ... like FaucetPay

 It gives you this alert:

Attention! Please don't invest in any website which promises to multiply your money or give you a certain percentage profit daily. PLEASE DO NOT INVEST IN ANY PONZI SCHEME. EXERCISE YOUR DUE DILIGENCE BEFORE SENDING YOUR MONEY TO ANYONE.

And if you don't know what FaucetPay is, I can tell you briefly: FaucetPay is a micro wallet provider where you receive micropayments from faucets and other sites without any extra fees.

(For more on FaucetPay or register on the website, click HERE)

It may also be useful to hear about the Russian visit-box warning, which offers you this warning:

Attention, scammers! If a site asks to subscribe to notifications - DO NOT do it! Wait for the timer to end and just close it.

If you do not know what a visit-box is, I can briefly tell you that a visit-box is a site for earning a Russian ruble.

(For more on visit-box or register on the website, click HERE)

In the end, I repeat my saying to you that honest websites always provide advice and warnings to their members .. listen to these tips and warnings ... and beware of fraudsters and trolls!

Be fine ...