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As mentioned last time, there is no deposit required, so it does not matter how much he transfers.
They say that for this no-deposit money-mule project, you need to use a crypto wallet for security, so they will ask you to download a wallet first. Some will directly provide a download link and lead you to download a fake wallet they created themselves. If it is a real wallet, the other party will give you a link or QR code and ask you to open it by scanning with your wallet. This is actually the trick, but you do not understand it. They will not let you proceed unless you click confirm. But once you click confirm, your wallet will be authorized, and the money in your wallet can be drained by the scammers at any time.
Then the scammers start sending money. For example, if they offer you a 30% rate, the scammer sends you 10,000, and you only need to return 7,000. Some people are cautious and plan to keep the money after the scammer transfers it, but the other party has already obtained access to your wallet. If you simply stop responding, you will soon see the money in your wallet being taken by the other party. Some people are more greedy and think they will do a few transactions first: if the scammers transfer several hundred thousand, would that not make them rich? So the two sides proceed transaction by transaction.
Then the other party says the next day that they should do a larger amount this time, asking you to first buy tens of thousands or more than 100,000 U. As soon as you buy it, the scammers directly steal your U. In fact, this so-called no-deposit money-mule scam is designed specifically to target people like you, because they know you have ulterior motives. But those people involved in the underground economy have been doing this for many years, and their methods are no less sophisticated than yours. You think this no-deposit money-mule scheme is a profitable opportunity, but it is actually a trap and scam set specifically for you. Once you are tempted, you cannot escape. They say that for this no-deposit money-mule project, you need to use a crypto wallet for security, so they will ask you to download a wallet first. Some will directly provide a download link and lead you to download a fake wallet they created themselves. If it is a real wallet, the other party will give you a link or QR code and ask you to open it by scanning with your wallet. This is actually the trick, but you do not understand it. They will not let you proceed unless you click confirm. But once you click confirm, your wallet will be authorized, and the money in your wallet can be drained by the scammers at any time.
Then the scammers start sending money. For example, if they offer you a 30% rate, the scammer sends you 10,000, and you only need to return 7,000. Some people are cautious and plan to keep the money after the scammer transfers it, but the other party has already obtained access to your wallet. If you simply stop responding, you will soon see the money in your wallet being taken by the other party. Some people are more greedy and think they will do a few transactions first: if the scammers transfer several hundred thousand, would that not make them rich? So the two sides proceed transaction by transaction.
Then the other party says the next day that they should do a larger amount this time, asking you to first buy tens of thousands or more than 100,000 U. As soon as you buy it, the scammers directly steal your U. In fact, this so-called no-deposit money-mule scam is designed specifically to target people like you, because they know you have ulterior motives. But those people involved in the underground economy have been doing this for many years, and their methods are no less sophisticated than yours. You think this no-deposit money-mule scheme is a profitable opportunity, but it is actually a trap and scam set specifically for you. Once you are tempted, you cannot escape.