Question 01.
A business receives an email that appears to be from its regular crypto payment processor. The email says there is a problem with the account and asks the owner to send 0.5 ETH to a verification address to restore access. What should the owner do?
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- Wrong Answer!
- You got it!No legitimate payment processor will ask a business to send crypto to resolve an account issue. This is a classic impersonation scam. The right response is to stop, not reply to the email, and contact the processor through a channel already known to be genuine, such as the number on their official website or a previous verified email thread. Replying to the message risks confirming your details to the scammer.
- Wrong Answer!