Beware, scammers! The first sign of a successful project is that it attracts the attention of not only ordinary users, but also scammers. Due to the
high popularity of Meta Force, attackers have paid attention to our ecosystem and are trying to use various methods to steal funds from participants. If you lose your vigilance for a second, you can give your secret information to scammers, which will lead to financial damage.
How to recognize scammers1. Beware of private messages: Our administrators are never the first to write to you in private messages and do not ask for secret information that should not be disclosed. If anyone is doing this on behalf of our support team, please be alert.
2. Check the administrators: Many scammers pretend to be administrators using photos and data from our official group. Check the profiles by clicking on the photo (avatar) of a real admin from the official group if you need more help.
3. Be careful with links: Never open suspicious links. Fraudsters may try to intercept your personal information through fake phishing sites.
4. Don't trust strangers: If a stranger approaches you, especially in private messages, be prepared to block him. Our administrators act exclusively in official channels.
5. Mnemonic Key: Never send the 12 secret words of your wallet to anyone. This is your personal information and must be kept confidential.
You can read more about “red flags” and fraudulent schemes in the special Antiscam section of the Meta Force Crypto library (https://academy.meta-force.space/library/antiscam). There you will find useful information on how to protect yourself and your digital assets from scammers.
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