
A surge in scams has been reported, with fraudulent activities targeting individuals in the cryptocurrency and job sectors. Scammers are impersonating reputable organizations such as Coin Center, CoinDesk, CoinMarketCap, and even individuals like Jean Zheng, to deceive people into donating money or sharing sensitive information. Phishing accounts are luring users into Telegram DMs with malicious links. The Federal Trade Commission and Better Business Bureau have issued warnings to help people avoid being duped. Additionally, there is an ongoing Connect Token (WCT) airdrop, with the registration deadline set for October 18 and claims starting in November 2024. Users are advised to be cautious and verify information before proceeding with any transactions, including checking URLs on OpenAINewsroom.
The Federal Trade Commission, Better Business Bureau and various cities have issued warnings about this scam. Here’s how to avoid being duped. https://t.co/zpD9upouQG
Registration for $WCT airdrop is now open. You have to link an email to receive the airdrop at a later date. The token will be non-transferrable at first. Deadline to register: October 18 Claim: November 2024 https://t.co/EerpUcH5YX
Connect Token $WCT Airdrop Registration has started. https://t.co/WRvUL4QACR https://t.co/3Kqx3q9UJS

