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Beware of the following scam scenario I was involved at:
-A scammer impersonated a high-ranking trader (Ra) and contacts the victim.
-The victim checks the trade link on Ra's legitimate account, confirms it is genuine, and proceeds to send their items to the real trader.
-Meanwhile, the scammer contacts the real trader (Ra), claiming they have sent the items and provides a wallet address asking Ra to transfer as much money as possible for the items.
-The real trader, believing the scammer, agrees to the transaction. Without verifying the true ownership of the items, the real trader accepts them and sends the payment to the scammer.
Outcome:
-The scammer successfully receives money from the real trader.
-The victim loses their items, receiving no compensation in return.