Kennedy Sanders
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Hi Everyone,
I want to warn members about a scam attempt involving two Telegram IDs.
Then they ask for your USDT wallet address.
After that, instead of simply sending the USDT, they provide an external “withdrawal” link and claim you need to use the link to receive/withdraw the payment.
This is the major red flag.
They are using two Telegram IDs during the process:
The profile shown for @owner_gig also displays the phone number +48 883 121 938 and directs users to an external website.
Never provide your seed phrase or private key. Never connect your wallet to a suspicious website.
I'm posting this as a warning to the community. If these two IDs have contacted you with the same approach, please share your experience so others can recognize the pattern.
Stay alert, especially when a “buyer” suddenly asks you to use a third-party withdrawal/payment link.
I want to warn members about a scam attempt involving two Telegram IDs.
How the scam works
First, they approach you as a potential buyer and say they are interested in purchasing your service. They ask for your pricing and service details, making the conversation look like a normal client inquiry but won't share their website info.Then they ask for your USDT wallet address.
After that, instead of simply sending the USDT, they provide an external “withdrawal” link and claim you need to use the link to receive/withdraw the payment.
This is the major red flag.
They are using two Telegram IDs during the process:
- @owner_gig — “owner GiG”
- @agent_gig — presented as another contact/account for inquiries
The profile shown for @owner_gig also displays the phone number +48 883 121 938 and directs users to an external website.
Don't fall for the payment trick
If someone is paying you in USDT, they only need your correct wallet address and the appropriate network. You should not need to click a random withdrawal link, connect your wallet, or sign an unfamiliar transaction to receive a payment.Never provide your seed phrase or private key. Never connect your wallet to a suspicious website.
I'm posting this as a warning to the community. If these two IDs have contacted you with the same approach, please share your experience so others can recognize the pattern.
Stay alert, especially when a “buyer” suddenly asks you to use a third-party withdrawal/payment link.