How to Avoid Crypto Scams

Summary: <br> Crypto is an incredible lucrative space right now, but it's brought out some incredibly sophisticated scammers. Here are some of the most common ways that scammers are trying to hack or steal your cryptocurrency and what you can do to protect yourself and your money!<br> Bottom line: Don’t Get Scammed<br> USE 2 FACTOR AUTHENTICATION - use it on your email too<br> Never give away your private keys (or store them online where they’re accessible)<br> Use a hardware wallet<br> Don’t keep your money on exchanges long-term<br> Don’t click on Google Ads<br> Don’t fall for Slack or Telegram messages and phishing attempts<br> Don’t listen to “guaranteed” return on investment<br> Don’t invest in fraudulent ICO’s (See Confido)<br> Before you send money ANYWHERE, always check it’s legit<br> Buy Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin on CoinBase and get $10 worth free:<br> https://cryptobobby.com/coinbase<br> Secure your Crypto with a Ledger Nano S: <br> Amazon (faster shipping): <br> https://cryptobobby.com/ledger-amazon<br> Ledger (slower shipping, but cheaper): https://cryptobobby.com/ledger<br> Get a Free Trial of Coinigy (the trading/charting software I use):<br> https://cryptobobby.com/coinigy<br> Follow me on Steemit:<br> https://steemit.com/@cryptobobby<br> Follow me on Twitter:<br> https://twitter.com/crypto_bobby<br> Join the Facebook Group:<br> https://www.facebook.com/groups/140921189836895/<br> *Some of these links may be affiliate links, meaning if you click and purchase something, I may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. I only recommend companies and products I personally use, and any commissions help to pay for content creation. Thanks! *<br> ** This is not financial advice and these are simply my own opinions, as such, this should not be treated as explicit financial, trading or otherwise investment advice. This is not explicit advice to buy these cryptos, do you own research.**<br>