Avoid scams
Betting attracts scammers, and some may pretend to be AnalystBet. Here is how to protect yourself.
There is no such thing as a fixed match
Anyone selling “fixed”, “sure” or “100% guaranteed” matches is lying. Real results can’t be bought in advance, and genuine match-fixing is a crime that nobody would advertise on social media.
What we will never do
- Ask you to pay for predictions through a personal mobile-money number, bank transfer or gift card.
- Message you first on Telegram, WhatsApp, X or any other app offering tips for money.
- Ask for your passwords, PINs, verification codes or bookmaker login.
- Promise guaranteed winnings or ask you to “invest” money with us.
- Place bets on your behalf.
Warning signs
- Screenshots of huge “wins” used as proof. They are easy to fake.
- Pressure to pay quickly (“only 3 slots left”).
- An account using our name or logo with a slightly different spelling.
- Requests to pay a “release fee” or “tax” before you can get your winnings.
If you are targeted
- Don’t send money. If you already have, contact your mobile-money provider or bank straight away.
- Report the account on the platform where you found it.
- Tell us at [contact@yourdomain.com] so we can warn others.
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