🚨 Beware of scams!
Criminals sometimes impersonate BetWarrior, banks, tax authorities, and even government institutions. They often follow certain patterns that you can recognize:
Urgent transfers: They may ask you to transfer money to a new account due to fraud or security issues. Time pressure: They try to make you feel it’s urgent so you act quickly.
Fake emails: They use signatures and images that look legitimate to deceive you.
‼️ Important: BetWarrior will never ask for your password.
→ All our emails come from addresses ending in @betwarrior.bet. Do not respond to emails from general providers like Google or Hotmail.
→ If you receive a suspicious email, contact us immediately at help@betwarrior.bet to verify it.
→ BetWarrior and its partners will never ask you to move your money to another account, withdraw your balance, or play a specific game.
If any of this happens to you, beware! It’s likely a scam.
⚠️ We may not be able to recover your money if it has already left your account. Therefore, contact us at help@betwarrior.bet before making any payment or transfer.
Here’s an example of a scam email we have identified:
Help email address help@betwarrior.bet