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Beware of Telegram Trading Scams – Learn How to Identify Fake Channels

  • Writer: Aditya Jain
    Aditya Jain
  • Jun 23
  • 1 min read

🔒 Telegram Scams Are Increasing – Stay Alert, Trader!


Whether you’re into crypto or the stock market, Telegram is full of trading groups. But here’s the truth:

More than 70% of new channels with names like ‘Free Tips’ or ‘Premium Signals’ are scams.



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How Fake Groups Trap You:



  • They copy the names of real creators/mentors

  • Use profile photos and course logos without permission

  • Send personal DMs asking for course fees or investment

  • Share fake screenshots of profit to lure users




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Common Scam Keywords to Avoid:



“Trade Like Nishi Signals”
“Mentor Aditya Jain Official Tips”
“Guaranteed Crypto Profit”
“Join Fast – Limited Seats”
“Call this number for direct access”

These are not real, no genuine educator will cold DM or ask for UPI payments.




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How to Stay Safe as a Trader:



  1. Always check official links from the mentor’s website or YouTube channel.

  2. Never trust private Telegram messages – scammers impersonate admins.

  3. Avoid sending money to any UPI ID or account without a website confirmation.

  4. Join only verified channels, like:

    🔗 https://t.me/tradelikenishi

    🔗 https://t.me/mentor_aditya_jain





🧠 Bonus Tip – Google the Group Name Before Joining!



If a group claims to be official, Google their name.

If you don’t find a match with YouTube/Website links – exit immediately.




💡 Final Words:



Real mentors don’t hide.

They teach publicly, show transparency, and never beg for money in Telegram chats.


Stay informed. Stay safe.

📌 Bookmark this blog and share it with other traders!

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