Scam Check: Protecting Our Community in the Web3 / Crypto World

[mstrak]

Scammers are always lurking in the shadows of the Web3 / Crypto world, ready to prey on unsuspecting freelancers with very interesting, but actually scam offers. This topic is dedicated to empowering our community to stay vigilant and protect each other. Share any suspicious crypto-related offers you come across and help fellow freelancers to check and avoid falling victim to scams. Together, let's keep our community safe and informed in the ever-changing landscape of Web3.

[mstrak]

I will start first. Please, check this job posting:**Edited for Community Guidelines**

[mstrak]

Here is another one: **Edited for Community Guidelines**

[eduardocrs]

I came here to see if anyone was talking about this type of thing. 
I recently receive an invitation to a project like this: 
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I rejected and today I receive an invitation to another one. 
Usually they are in the $100/hour rate with an account created in the last 2 days. 

[7c5d85a4]

I think it is not good to bid to a new client.

[mstrak]

Now, this is a flood: nine "crypto"/"blockchain" jobs in my 'Best Matches' list...

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[NikolaS]

Hi Miodrag, 

Thank you for reaching out to us and bringing this to our attention. I assure you that I shared your report with the appropriate team for further review. They will take action according to our internal processes.