A victim was scammed twice through the site instantpay.xcoins.com. Initially contacted by text, she was convinced to invest nearly $20,000 to “improve her capital.” Later, a fake attorney promised to help recover the funds for $8,000, then demanded another $13,000.

Wallet addresses linked to the scam:

0xc7eaeb7c058fef68b83a1c828486565f87bb826b

bc1qjr4dr4aajparjkc0297fm24eq5uktgjzjtslhr

bc1q74x2llzmy46fkms0vsv6p7zcan2np069t7jkfj

bc1q49pae08zlu6j2yrjfu4a9ahewrlm0mc07snzln

0xa3d53daaf44bacf51bce5d53ed4c2596fb330e23

0x4693b08d946c3f3c578fd0b634a608da55c6ab69

This is a confirmed investment and recovery scam. Do not trust unsolicited offers or recovery services demanding upfront payment.

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