Renji
New Member
In online business — and especially in traffic arbitrage — the risk of running into a scam is always high. Every day, new “partners” and “offers” appear that promise stable payouts and a high fixed rate, but disappear right after the first deal. That’s why the golden rule is: trust, but verify.
Before entering any deal, it’s important to gather as much information as possible about the other party. Reputation in the community, forum feedback, real cases, and payment proofs — all of this helps assess reliability. If someone avoids transparency, pressures you to decide quickly, or offers a deal that sounds “too good to be true,” that’s already a red flag.
A reliable way to protect yourself is to use escrow platforms or trusted intermediaries. This minimizes the risk of losing money and builds trust between both sides. It’s also wise to record all agreements in writing — who does what, when, and under what conditions.
And most importantly — don’t let emotions take over. In arbitrage and crypto traffic, scams often rely on urgency and greed. It’s always better to spend a little extra time checking things than to lose a lot of money by being too trusting.
Before entering any deal, it’s important to gather as much information as possible about the other party. Reputation in the community, forum feedback, real cases, and payment proofs — all of this helps assess reliability. If someone avoids transparency, pressures you to decide quickly, or offers a deal that sounds “too good to be true,” that’s already a red flag.
A reliable way to protect yourself is to use escrow platforms or trusted intermediaries. This minimizes the risk of losing money and builds trust between both sides. It’s also wise to record all agreements in writing — who does what, when, and under what conditions.
And most importantly — don’t let emotions take over. In arbitrage and crypto traffic, scams often rely on urgency and greed. It’s always better to spend a little extra time checking things than to lose a lot of money by being too trusting.
