The Unexpected Airdrop

Sometimes you may find unknown tokens of large amounts in your wallet. It would seem that this is happiness, but 99% of them are scams.

By trying to sell these tokens, you give permission for the contract to interact with your wallet funds. And such interaction usually has a negative impact on your wallet balance. :broken_heart: :radioactive: :part_alternation_mark:

Very often the name of such tokens includes a site (domain most often .io) where you will be asked to sell them. Never interact with these sites.

If you still connected your wallet on a site you do not know or even signed a transaction, providing access to your wallet, all is not lost? You can cancel/verify issued permissions using special services, such as https://app.unrekt.net/. ???

Is this really the case? Share your experience with the community.

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Great advice as always. We appreciate you.

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Sometimes a user can receive a scam NFT, there a lot of them on solana.

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I Don’t understand you at all, sorry :rofl:

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Yes , 99% of them are scams.

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So are you sending scam NFTs to everyone? :grin:

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Don’t interact with scam tokens

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yeah, it happend to me but I´m not an unexperienced person so I knew that it was a scam :grin:

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fake is normal in this time… :confused:

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Mistake or miracle!)

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  • I also received scam tokens in my wallet but tried (with no avail) to sell them only on PancakeSwap
    As precautionary measures I took:
  • I never connect my wallet to a site I don’t know for sure it is legit.
  • I do testnets and other crypto activities from a wallet where I never keep significant amounts
  • I keep my funds on a wallet which I never connect to any site; I only make transfers between this vault wallet and my testnet wallet

Be vigilent!

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Nice idea about wallet that you keep out of any DEX, sites, etc. :+1:

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Scammers might also promote fake airdrops or bounties that purport to be from legitimate companies or projects. Stay safe people.

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