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Keeping your account safe, the official links, and how to spot a scam.

  1. Keeping your account safeHow do I keep my Lovely Legends account secure?Protect the things that can sign you in: your Telegram account and the email address you bound to Lovely Legends. Never approve a Telegram sign-in code you did not just request, never share a code with anyone, and always reach the app through a link you typed or bookmarked yourself. Lovely Legends holds your balance custodially, so account access is what an attacker needs — there is no seed phrase to steal.Read
  2. We will never ask for your seed phrase or login codeWill Lovely Legends support ever ask for my seed phrase, password or login code?No. Never, under any circumstances, for any reason. Nobody from Lovely Legends will ask for your seed phrase, your private key, your password, a Telegram login code, an email verification code, or remote access to your device. Any message that asks for one of those is an attack, no matter how convincing the account, the branding or the urgency.Read
  3. Official Lovely Legends linksWhat are the official Lovely Legends links?There are four official destinations: the website at https://llx.lflabs.fund, the Telegram bot at https://t.me/LovelyLegends_bot, support on Telegram at https://t.me/john_lflabs, and support by email at support@lflabs.fund. Anything else claiming to be Lovely Legends — another domain, another bot, another support account, a group offering help — is not us.Read
  4. Recognising scams and impersonatorsHow can I tell a Lovely Legends scam from the real thing?Scams targeting exchange users follow a small number of patterns: someone messages you first claiming to be support, you are asked to pay a fee to release funds you already own, you are promised returns for sending crypto, or you are pushed to act immediately. Real support never messages you first, never asks for a payment to unlock anything, and never needs a code or a seed phrase.Read

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