Pandas bot is a controversial Telegram crypto mini app. You might now it as Panda Bot, Pandas on Ton, or Pandas House Bot. It quickly gathered more than a million users with the promise of upcoming $PANDAS token airdrop.
- Pandas listing date: December 25 (There will be no listing though since it’s a scam.)
This bot was made in the image of another Telegram crypto bot called DOGS which was the most successful crypto airdrop project in the Telegram ecosystem. Unfortunately, we can’t say the same for Pandas. It’s the opposite of what Dogs was.
$PANDAS coin or $PANDAS token created by Pandas Telegram bot is most likely a scam, and there are many reasons to believe so. Let me break down why Pandas project is a huge scam:
- Pandas X (Twitter) account @PandasOnTon blocked the comment section under their posts.
- Token isn’t listed on any exchange yet; however most players see $300 to $1000+ worth of $Pandas in their profile. A token isn’t listed worths nothing.
- Token withdrawal requires 0.8 TON gas fee, and it requires it twice. Yes, you read it correct, one must spend 1.6 TON to initiate withdrawal process.
- Wallet withdrawal process is stuck at pending according to many users who paid 1.6 TON ($10) gas fee.
- You can’t withdraw $Pandas to any exchange except Neelsky. Which is reported as a fake crypto exchange by many users on various forums and review platforms.
Overall, PANDAS is a 100% scam project. Don’t pay any money to Pandas or similar projects who are created to get you.
This should answer the question is Pandas telegram airdrop real or fake? It’s confirmed fake. It’s not legit at all. Pandas is an airdrop scam like many other dishonest Telegram projects.
Is Neelsky Scam?
Let me say this first, it’s fishy! Neelsky app does have 100K+ downloads and 4.5 star from 10k+ reviews. However, many of them can be bots. It’s not hard to boost your ratings on Google Play with mass botting. Also, one of the tasks in Pandas bot was to download Neelsky and give it 5-star review. So, almost all reviews and positive ratings in the app are artificial. As for the negative reviews, all saying they can’t withdraw their crypto.
Neelsky is not available on IOS by the way. Wonder why? Probably because it’s a scam!
When I check Neelsky X (formerly Twitter) account, many comments are negative. Many people are saying that Neelsky is a scam, their accounts haven’t verified in weeks, it’s a fake exchange, etc.
Neelsky reviews on Reddit, Google Support Forum, and Trustpilot are all saying the same thing. People can’t withdraw their money from Neelsky.
Neelsky Pandas price is a lie to attract you to their scheme. Don’t fall for it.
All in all, Neelsky is also 100% scam just like Pandas.
