I made a post on x.com about how I'd been scammed in the past, that my computer was infected with malware and all of my wallets were drained which amounted to over $6,000 stolen. I was contacted by a user who saw my post and said that they can help me recover my funds. I played along because I know that money is long gone. They then transferred 6,503 USDT from this wallet address: 0x5c3794cfE79982A30225D51254a969a64AB9bF4f to my BNB address that they requested to send the funds to: 0x8837Af23FFB59b5899DE40028941FCF25EFD345e. The token contract of the 'USDT' that was sent to me is: 0x34358D56F88d553c8A86e61ebd14baEb099A8888. I looked up the token address on bscscan.com and it says "This token has been reported for impersonating well-known cryptocurrencies. Please exercise caution when interacting with it." I was using Trust Wallet and it said something similar, "Risk -This token is a counterfeit of a mainstream asset, imitating an authentic token." I told them that the token they sent wasn't authentic and to send the funds using the correct token address (USDC): 0x8965349fb649A33a30cbFDa057D8eC2C48AbE2A2 - they then transferred another 6,552 of the same fraudulent USDT and instructed me to "1. Kindly go to blockchaintech-omega.vercel.app/recovery 2. Click Validation 3. Select TrustWallet: 4. Establish a connection 5. Proceed to validate" Which is a phishing website, but insisted I needed to "validate my wallet" to receive the funds. I told him I have 10k in another account in my Trust Wallet and changed his tune and said that it's going to cost me to receive my stolen crypto (that he "recovered" magically).