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Telegram gift scams and how to stay safe

Wherever things trade for crypto, scams follow. These are the patterns seen around collectible gifts and how to avoid them.

Red flags

Seed phrase requests. No purchase ever needs your recovery words. TON Connect asks you to approve one transaction; that is all.
"Send first, then I transfer." A private seller with no escrow can simply not deliver. Prefer markets where the gift is held by the platform.
Prices far below floor with urgency. Check the collection floor on the market before believing a bargain.
Look-alike domains and bots. Fuji Gift is fujigift.xyz and the bot @FujiGift_bot. Check the address bar.
Screenshots as proof. A screenshot proves nothing; a gift's number and attributes can only be verified in Telegram or on a platform that holds the gift.

Listed gifts sit in the Fuji Gift vault account; a listing means the gift exists and can be transferred.
Payment is a normal TON transfer to one address with an order code. The site never sees your keys.
Every order is either delivered to the named @username or refunded — the order page shows which.

Message the bot with the order code and the transaction hash. Unmatched and short payments are handled by hand.