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Hah, I have an NFT scammer messaging me... They are angry I won't mint my artwork on their scummy website, I mint exclusively on @rarible at https://rarible.com/Iamblue

As the world of non-fungible tokens continues to grow, unfortunately, so does the number of scams targeting unsuspecting artists and collectors. But fear not, because we're here to arm you with knowledge and tips to stay safe in the NFT space. So, you're scrolling through your social media, and suddenly, a message pops up. Someone claims to love your art and wants you to create an NFT on a platform you've never heard of. Red flag! Trustworthy NFT marketplaces like OpenSea and Rarible have already established credibility. Don't let anyone lure you into unfamiliar territory. And then there's the classic "gas fee" scam. Scammers might ask you to cover the gas fees for them to mint the NFT. Remember this: YOU should never have to pay gas fees for someone else. When you mint an NFT, the gas fee is your responsibility, but that's where it ends. The subsequent gas fees should be handled by the buyer. Stick to the gold standard, my friends. Verified NFT platforms like OpenSea,