2025-12-25 22:22:34

Be careful with the "Christmas promotions" that arrive via email or direct messages. Scammers take advantage of the holidays to disguise themselves as tempting offers and irresistible gifts.

The reality is that many of these campaigns are well-crafted traps. Before clicking on any link or sharing your data, always verify who is behind the message. Check the domain, contact the platform directly through their official channels, and be wary of anything that sounds too good to be true.

Especially during this time of year, your vigilance is your best defense. Don't let the excitement of offers cause you to let your guard down.

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SellTheBounce

· 12h ago

It still sounds like the same old trick, human weaknesses. As soon as the holidays arrive, everything is exposed. Anyway, my experience tells me that "free pies" never exist; there's always a lower bottom line waiting for the sucker to take over.

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ChainChef

· 14h ago

nah the holiday scam recipe is heating up again... these phishing campaigns are basically half-baked protocols trying to drain your liquidity before new year lol. seen this flavor too many times already, always the same simmering tactics just different packaging

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SingleForYears

· 14h ago

I fell for this trick last time. During Christmas, I clicked on a link and got scammed. Now, my first reaction to this kind of email is to delete it.

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SerumSquirrel

· 14h ago

Here comes another phishing email, this time under the guise of Christmas. Everyone really should take a look.

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StopLossMaster

· 14h ago

Oh my God, here we go again. Every Christmas, someone falls for this. Really need to be more alert.

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MerkleTreeHugger

· 14h ago

Haha, the Christmas season is the easiest time to fall into traps. My friend almost fell for a scam the day before yesterday, but luckily he reacted in time.

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rugged_again

· 15h ago

It's the same old trick again, Christmas phishing emails are everywhere. My friend almost clicked on a "Limited Time Gift Card" link the day before yesterday...

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