Main Takeaways NFT scams often take advantage of new users in the market and their lack of blockchain knowledge.
Carefully checking the details of the NFT itself, its website, and the creator’s profile is a great way to find telltale signs of dodgy NFTs and unscrupulous sellers.
Another option is to ask for help and context in reliable NFT communities.
As mentioned before, even if the price looks legitimate, you should also check to make sure it hasn’t been manipulated by a small number of wallets.

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