FTX users are going through a withdrawal scam, with scammers sending deceptive emails as FTX bodies. These fraud emails promise FTX creditors an exclusive opportunity for spontaneous asset withdrawals that go through legal processes and waiting periods. Users willing to access their assets amid legal disputes are being targeted. The scam follows a significant development where FTX creditors announced the resolution of customer property disputes with a plan offering over 90% of the value to customers, pending approval from a bankrupt court. FTX users are requested to exercise caution and avoid clicking on suspicious links.
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FTX Users Warned of Deceptive Withdrawal Scam Amid Legal Issues
FTX users are going through a withdrawal scam, with scammers sending deceptive emails as FTX bodies. These fraud emails promise FTX creditors an exclusive opportunity for spontaneous asset withdrawals that go through legal processes and waiting periods. Users willing to access their assets amid legal disputes are being targeted. The scam follows a significant development where FTX creditors announced the resolution of customer property disputes with a plan offering over 90% of the value to customers, pending approval from a bankrupt court. FTX users are requested to exercise caution and avoid clicking on suspicious links.