This person saw my article and went to the official website to buy Surt, then used the base chain to run the ETH mainnet project. As a result, ETH was deducted, but they did not receive the coins. They left a message on my end and asked if I would refund, saying that I must know the project party and that I accepted the advertisement ‍♀️‍♀️‍♀️ If I knew him, I would definitely help, but if I say I don't know him, it means I don't know him. And then this guy got angry and used foul language. Isn't it okay not to know him? Did KOLs take on advertisements or their own projects for every article? I think this person also has over 10000 fans. If they are real fans, wouldn't it be inappropriate to make such a low-level mistake? If you have over 10000 fans, would you be happy if your fans talk to you like this? Put your heart to heart. Is this attitude used to make a mistake and ask for help? This is the same track as SATO, is this project something I know or mine just because I posted it? Isn't this inexplicable? However, this story also tells everyone that it is important to first determine whether the chain is correct when buying and selling, just like transferring money. Do not transfer the wrong chain later, and if you cannot retrieve the money, do not blame others for your mistakes.