Twitter is a great source of news and entertainment. People around the world use it to keep up with the latest United scores, transfer news and club gossip. It is also another great platform for Web3 education and knowledge.

The club’s main official Twitter feed currently has over 34 million followers and we use it to stay connected with our fans. we also have a Dedicated digital collectibles account for the latest Web3 news. But one thing we will never use these accounts for is messaging fans directly to ask personal questions and discuss financial issues. If this happens, it’s a scam.

Always remember that Twitter is a brilliant tool for connecting and staying in touch with United, but you should treat it with caution. Sometimes unidentified people can take advantage of their anonymity by pretending to be something they are not.

If you’re interested in Web3 and start following influencers or major accounts in the scene, you might be Listed by someone on Twitter trying to sell you their digital collectibles or promote new projects. If you don’t recognize them, it’s best to ignore them or report them to Twitter.

Similarly, you might get tagged in a post or messaged directly and find out you’re in a group. These will be spammers looking to entrap unsuspecting targets. Ignoring and blocking them is the best way to stay safe.