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How not to be scammed by people on Hive/Online (Small Guide) (Updated)

There will always be scammers on Hive & the world wide web. (Also irl, but irl is for noobs)

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So with the "latest" news of people getting scammed on Hive via Discord by @seunruth, I decided to make a little guide, might be common sense, might be random jibberish, might help some, who knows.

So its not @seunruth right now on discord. But its @bemybaby here on Hive :) @bemybaby's wallet.

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For the love of god or allah or whatever, people. Stop clicking shit you don't know what is.

When it comes to me and my language, it can be quite brutal and offense and its not getting any less bad when dealing with scammers.

A few ground rules I follow:

I NEVER open links from mails or from people I don't know. What I do, is that I go to the website I know is correct and to see if I can do it through that. (I also RARELY open links from people I know, unless I have confirmed its them and not someone pretending to be them x))

I NEVER pick up the phone if I don't know the number. If you want to contact me, leave a msg or text me. I will not be taking my phone. (On a few occasions I have taken the phone and it have been a scammer, if that happens I just fuck with them, if they tell me I have some bitcoin laying around I tell them to keep it because they sounds poor. I have also on occasions told the scammer to go die of cancer)

If Scammers try and do magic for you irl, keep your hands in your pockets, so they dont steal your phone.

Just a handful of small good tips to not get scammed.

But lets jump on to Hive.

NOBODY on Hive will double your money or give you extra for sending them money x)

DON'T login to unverified websites, they can steal your keys - Also, don't give any your keys out to anyone EVER on Hive (Keychain & Hivesigner, is good)

Don't send money to people begging via Discord. I know you want to help and be a good person. But all you do is fund some useless cunts life x)

If you ask questions on Discord, any member of staff will NOT contact you directly and if they do I would be very sceptical and again, DO NOT click any links they provide (99% its a scam)

Also, never click links on Discord in general. Discord once allowed users to change the visible url to something different, making it easier to scam people. But I don't know if this is still true.

Nobody will airdrop you Hive for free....

@karen54 is just the lastest in the chain or scamming people :)

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Final words.

Always verify before transfer anything to anyone for any reason x)

There is a lot of scams out there and Ai will only accelerere this x)

^ I wrote that 1 year ago and it seems like it have never been more true xD

Comments · 5

  • @jacobtothe(77)· 13d

    Another useful bit of advice occurred to me when I was looking at another post, so I commented there, added it to my own warning post, and am also copying it here.

    Keep your tokens staked or in savings to protect them from immediate theft should your keys be compromised. Liquid HIVE/HBD will be taken immediately. Savings take 3 days to unlock, and staked HIVE releases at most 1/13th of your holdings after 7 days. This gives you time to secure your account, even if you can't remember right away where you stored that pesky Owner Key note.

  • @gwajnberg(77)· 14d
  • @jijisaurart(77)· 15d

    That Karen was tryna scam me! 😆

    Let's all beware!

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  • @asgharali(79)· 15d

    Today morning, someone lost her accout..

    check @fairyhive latest post. asking for help

  • People need to be more skeptical instead of being gullible and getting their lungs stolen from them, so to say...

    Also, posting key is safe enough to hand out. Depending on the use and how much you trust a site, even the active key is required on some pages.. I personally don't like that part though!

    !DUO !PIMP

    (Skrevet på engelsk oga den vigtige viden 😁)


    !BBH !ALIVE !HEARTBEAT !GLYPH !SLOTH