Investment Scam Linked to addixo-vip.com and Multiple Crypto Addresses

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• • March 18, 2025 at 11:58 am #10682 Reply
    Marlee Wallingford

    Thank you so much for this warning site!!!! could you please have a wider audience?

    I put in my bitcoin code into this site, and yes (ADDIXO?) are operating a new website which is exactly the same scam.

    So, they changed from the old the web address of Addixo-vip.com to the new fake website addixnvip.com

    There are many users in this fake investment opportunity, reporting gaining money, in Whatsapp chat sessions. I have all of their numbers.

    None of them reporting loosing thousands of dollars. and the trainer actually stole all of my investment saying it was to recoupe a negative balance and reset my account to continue my tasks.

    To date I have lost my savings as a victim to this trainer.

    There are no official government authorities, or coin exchanges willing to help in the recovering of my funds.they just put out warnings.

    Many of the internet scam recovery companies are fake too.

     

    

    • March 18, 2025 at 12:09 pm #10699 Reply
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      Keymaster

      Thank you for sharing this, Marlee. It’s clear that Addixo has rebranded to addixnvip.com while continuing the same fraudulent scheme. We’ll investigate further and update our scam warnings accordingly.

      Could you share how much you lost? If the amount is significant, we strongly recommend using a crypto tracing service to track where your funds went. While official authorities may not always help, blockchain analysis can provide critical information to pressure exchanges or uncover connections to other scams.

      Also, please be cautious of scam recovery services—many are just another way to exploit victims. If you need guidance on legitimate recovery options, let us know.

      Stay cautious, and we appreciate your help in exposing these fraudsters!

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