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A user received a suspicious Discord friend request from a new account offering adult content and interaction. The sender asked about preferences for 'obedient and clingy girls' and provided a picture, with both accounts appearing newly created and possibly bot-operated. The user noted no mutual servers and questioned how the accounts are adding multiple people.

A user reported being scammed by a bot offering art commissions, after paying part of the fee and later discovering the artist's account was banned and their work was likely stolen from platforms like Pinterest and TikTok. The user found inconsistencies in the bot's art styles and aims to warn others about the potential scam.

A user suspects a person interested in beta reading and commenting on their fanfiction on AO3 may be a scammer or bot, citing uncanny behavior and potential account theft. The user questions if such scams occur on the platform.

A scammer is exploiting thieves by offering a wallet with 400 USDT that requires $5 in TRON to withdraw, but a bot seizes deposited TRON when users attempt to steal the funds. Analysis suggests the scammer earns approximately $27,000 annually from would-be thieves.

The article discusses methods to assess wallet safety by analyzing transaction patterns, interactions with random wallets, wallet age, and behavior resembling exchanges or bots. The author developed a risk-scoring tool to streamline this process but acknowledges its experimental nature.