Before you trust a support message
- Open dApp.ing directly instead of using a link from an unsolicited message.
- Inspect the sender’s complete profile, company context, handle, and official links. A name, logo, badge, or Karma score alone is not enough.
- Read every wallet prompt. Reject a signature, transaction, network change, or token approval you did not start and understand.
- Never install remote-access software or move assets to a “safe” wallet at a stranger’s request.
If you think you interacted with an impersonator
- Stop responding and reject unfinished wallet or provider prompts.
- Block the account and report the affected profile, company, message, or listing.
- Preserve safe evidence such as dApp.ing URLs, transaction hashes, public addresses, and redacted screenshots.
- For a compromised login provider or wallet, use that provider’s official recovery guidance. dApp.ing cannot recover keys, reverse transactions, or revoke blockchain approvals for you.
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