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How to avoid scammers in chat

Scammers appear in chats with random people too. Spotting them is easy: there is almost always a request — open a link, send money, give a code or card details.

Typical signs

  • They ask you to open a link or install a file.
  • They ask for money — to “help”, “vote” or “for delivery”.
  • They ask for an SMS code, card or passport details.
  • They promise “just for you” and rush your decision.

What to do

Send nothing and open no links. End the conversation: “Skip” switches partners, and leaving closes the dialog. If something is offered for money, it is almost certainly a scam.

Simple rules

  • Do not share personal data.
  • Do not install files from a partner.
  • Do not transfer money to anyone in a chat.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know it is a scammer?

There is almost always a request: a link, money, a code or personal data.

I already sent data — what now?

Stop the conversation and, if money or a card is involved, contact your bank.

Do I need to sign up?

No, the chat works without an account.