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WhatsApp and Telegram Groups Are Being Used to Scam Bitcoin and USDT Investors

Mar 10, 2025 at 02:13 pm

As Bitcoin and other digital assets gain popularity among investors, governments, and institutions as potential reserves, the crypto space continues to grow.

WhatsApp and Telegram Groups Are Being Used to Scam Bitcoin and USDT Investors

The world of crypto is quickly expanding, with governments, institutions, and investors showing increasing interest in Bitcoin and other digital assets as potential reserves. However, this growth also attracts scammers who prey on unsuspecting victims.

One common type of crypto scam involves investors being added to WhatsApp or Telegram groups. These groups are often managed by individuals claiming to be experts, using titles like professor, advisor, or assistant.

If you’ve encountered any scams on WhatsApp involving USDT or Bitcoin, know that you’re not alone. These scams can take various forms, and in this article, we’ll focus on one type of fraud and the steps you can take to recover your funds.

The Real Case: A Fake Job Offer

A company, named Company A in this instance, reached out to an individual on WhatsApp with a job offer. The role involved “reviewing products” and earning commissions based on sales.

Initially, the job appeared legitimate, with daily funding of $50-$100 and commissions for sales sent in cryptocurrency.

The Scam Unfolds

However, over time, the company's representative became increasingly pushy, pressuring the individual to invest more in order to gain more commissions. This behavior should have raised a red flag.

Warning Signs

Additionally, the company's representative was removed from the WhatsApp group of about 50 members, who also claimed to be “sellers.” Later, another person attempted to scam the individual using the same tactics, indicating it was part of a larger operation.

Steps to Check If You’re Being Scammed

If you’re in a similar situation, here’s how to determine if you’re being scammed:

If you suspect you’re being scammed, act quickly to protect yourself and report the incident to the proper authorities. By following these steps, you can minimize your losses and avoid falling for similar scams in the future.

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