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+---
+layout: default
+title: Avoid Scams
+parent: Getting Started
+nav_order: 3
+---
+
+# Avoid Scams on Base
+
+Protect your Base assets by acquainting yourself with prevalent scams within the
+cryptocurrency space.
+
+## Types of Scams
+
+- [Blackmail](#blackmail)
+- [Fake DEXs](#fake-dexs)
+- [Free Token Giveaways](#free-token-giveaways)
+- [Impersonation](#impersonation)
+- [Malware](#malware)
+- [In-Person Transactions](#in-person-transactions)
+- [Money Transfer Fraud](#money-transfer-fraud)
+- [Phishing Emails](#phishing-emails)
+- [Phishing Websites](#phishing-websites)
+- [Ponzi Schemes](#ponzi-schemes)
+- [Pyramid Schemes](#pyramid-schemes)
+- [Prize Giveaways](#prize-giveaways)
+- [Pump and Dumps](#pump-and-dumps)
+- [Ransomware](#ransomware)
+- [Scam Tokens](#scam-tokens)
+
+### Blackmail
+
+Blackmail threats demanding Base tokens in exchange for not revealing personal
+or damaging information have been observed. These are often delivered via email
+or DMs claiming the hacker has sensitive data or footage. Typically, these
+emails are sent en masse in hopes that someone will pay. Always exercise caution
+and skepticism.
+
+### Fake DEXs
+
+With the growth of decentralized platforms, some fraudulent individuals create
+fake decentralized exchanges. They may offer extremely attractive rates to lure
+users. Always transact on reputable DEXs.
+
+### Free Token Giveaways
+
+Beware of offers or events that promise free tokens in return for a small
+deposit, upon completion of tasks, or in exchange for your personal details.
+Always double-check the authenticity of such promotions.
+
+### Impersonation
+
+Watch out for accounts on social platforms that impersonate well-known figures
+or organizations in the Base community. Always verify the authenticity of
+accounts and their claims before taking any action.
+
+### Malware
+
+Ensure that the software you use is from a legitimate source. Some malware can
+alter Base addresses you copy-paste, redirecting your assets to the hacker's
+address.
+
+### In-Person Transactions
+
+If you're considering buying or selling tokens in person, always meet in public
+places and be wary of offers that sound too good to be true.
+
+### Money Transfer Fraud
+
+Be skeptical of unsolicited communications asking for Base tokens, especially if
+they promise significant returns.
+
+### Phishing Emails
+
+Always be wary of emails asking you to reset passwords or provide any personal
+information. Verify the sender's authenticity before acting on any email
+instructions.
+
+### Phishing Websites
+
+Stay cautious of websites that impersonate legitimate Base or crypto-related
+platforms. Ensure you're visiting the genuine site, especially before entering
+sensitive information.
+
+### Ponzi Schemes
+
+Avoid "investment opportunities" that promise guaranteed returns. If it sounds
+too good to be true, it probably is.
+
+### Pyramid Schemes
+
+Stay away from schemes that generate returns based on the number of new
+participants rather than genuine investments.
+
+### Prize Giveaways
+
+Just as with free token giveaways, be skeptical of prize giveaways that ask for
+personal information or any form of deposit.
+
+### Pump and Dumps
+
+Be cautious of individuals or groups promoting a token's price only to sell it
+off after others have bought in.
+
+### Ransomware
+
+This malware type locks access to a user's system, demanding tokens as ransom.
+Always be careful about the software you install.
+
+### Scam Tokens
+
+Some tokens might be promoted heavily, only to be schemes designed to defraud
+people. [Always DYOR](https://basehub.org/docs/getting-started/dyor/).
+