Do not respond the @Neal Michael

is a scammer. He’s asking for $300 to be sent to him for his “gift” to be delivered through Bitcoin.

He shows a screenshot of an Email saying it’s coming through his company account and that’s the policy fee. He also sends a “video” of a person saying thank you.

This is what ChatGpt says:

Fake “business security protocol”

“anti-fraud length protocol”“first time receiving bitcoin from my wallet”

🚫 These are made-up phrases.Bitcoin does not have:

business wallets vs personal wallets
first-time recipient verification
fraud length protocols
policy fees

Bitcoin is peer-to-peer. No approval layers.

Policy fee” is fake

There is no such thing as a “policy fee,” “activation fee,” or “first-time transaction fee” in Bitcoin.

Bitcoin doesn’t care:

who you are

whether it’s your first transaction

whether you’ve ever interacted with another wallet

The “other person got paid” screenshot is fake

This is the most common scam proof tactic.

They use:

stolen screenshots
edited banking images
accomplices (“mules”)
or fake demo apps

❗ If that payment were real, there would be a transaction hash (TXID) you could verify on the blockchain. They never provide one — because it doesn’t exist.

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