Be on the lookout for scam letters 👀

Cyberattacks and crypto-related fraud is on the rise. Recently, a BitcoinIRA community member received a suspicious letter and reported it to our team. We are sharing this real-life example so that you can familiarize yourself with some common red flags to be on the lookout for. With a little preparation, you’ll be better equipped to know should a scam come your way. The FBI’s recent fraud report disclosed that fake crypto apps are on the rise. They’re responsible for $42.7 million in stolen money thus far. Learn how to detect a variety of common techniques, and you may be less likely to fall prey to their attacks. [Bitcoin IRA]( [Crypto fraud on the rise]( How to Spot a Scam Letter Hi , Recently, we shared an article about [how to spot fake crypto apps]( to help our clients be on alert at a time when cyberattacks and crypto-related fraud are on the rise. Now we have a real-life example of a scam attempt to share with you. A BitcoinIRA community member received a suspicious letter in the mail and reported it to our team. We are sharing this real-life example with you so that you can familiarize yourself with some common red flags to be on the lookout for. With a little preparation, you’ll be better equipped to identify a scam if it comes your way. Watch out for any inconsistencies in any correspondence you receive. If something feels off, chances are your instincts are correct. [real BIRA fraud letter] In the provided letter, we see multiple inconsistencies that set off red flags: - the word “Costumer” is mistakenly used instead of “Customer” in the salutation - fake account number - incorrect email address (our domain is bitcoinira.com) - wrong customer service phone numbers - a semi-colon is incorrectly used in the place of a colon in the statement “Important details about your account;” - strange markings on the letter - Capital Bitcoin IRA Trust is not our company’s name - Martin Freeman and Chris Tomaszewski are not employees of BitcoinIRA Remember, it’s better to be safe than sorry. In this example, the scammer doesn’t request money. They are sending a maturation alert of a large sum of money in the hopes that the unsuspecting target will reach out to claim their fraudulent offer. If you receive any correspondence with BitcoinIRA, reach out to our specialists by emailing support@bitcoinira.com or calling [(877) 936-7175](tel:8779367175) before taking any action. We hope that this exercise empowers you to always be on the lookout when it comes to important documents, such as your IRA, bank, and financial statements. Sincerely, The BitcoinIRA Team [BUY CRYPTO]( [cryptocurrencies]( AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY AT BITCOIN IRA Let your retirement savings work for you. Learn more about our wide selection of cryptocurrencies and how you can diversify your retirement with Bitcoin IRA. [Read more]( [footer facebook]( [footer twitter]( [footer youtube]( [footer linkedin]( [footer instagram]( [About Us]( · [News]( · [Contact]( [BMA 2022 Best Mobile App ][2022 Globee Mobile Web & App of the Year] Download our award-winning mobile app: [Download for iOS on the App Store]( [Download for Android on Google Play]( © 2022 Bitcoin IRA, 7336 W. Post Rd, #111 | Las Vegas, NV Alternative IRA Services, LLC dba Bitcoin IRA is a platform that connects consumers to qualified custodians, digital wallets and cryptocurrency exchanges. The company is not a custodian, is not a digital wallet and is not an exchange. Self-directed purchases processed through Bitcoin IRA have not been endorsed by the IRS or any government or regulatory agency. Bitcoin IRA is not an adviser. Information contained on this website is for educational purposes only. We encourage you to consult an adviser or professional to determine whether Bitcoin IRA makes sense for you. Due to market variations, price quotations and predictions are subject to change. No pricing guarantees are expressed or implied. All information contained here including quoted prices are for informational purposes only and do not constitute an offer. Cryptocurrencies are very speculative and involve a high degree of risk. By using the website, you understand the information being presented is provided for informational purposes only and agree to comply with our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. [Unsubscribe](