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  • in reply to: Cmcoxel.co – Scam of Legit? #4569
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      Hi Eduardo,

      Thank you for reaching out and sharing your situation. I’m sorry to hear you’re dealing with something similarβ€”it can be incredibly frustrating and stressful.

      Unfortunately, the tactics you describe are consistent with the methods used by scammers operating through fraudulent platforms like cmcoxel.co. Using legitimate websites, such as dating platforms, to establish trust and lure victims is a common strategy. Once trust is gained, they pressure individuals into transferring funds with promises of investment returns, only to create hurdles like “fees” when withdrawals are attempted.

      While I can’t provide specific details about the person you encountered, I can suggest the following steps to help:

      1. Document Everything: Save all communications, including emails, messages, and transaction records. This will be crucial for reporting and investigating the scam.

      2. Report the Scam:

      • If you haven’t already, file a report with your local law enforcement and anti-fraud agencies.
      • If the person you met used a dating platform, report their profile and activities to the platform as well.

      3. Seek Professional Assistance: If you’ve lost funds in cryptocurrency, consider working with a cryptocurrency tracing service like CNC Intelligence. They specialize in tracking crypto transactions and collaborating with authorities to identify scammers. While fund recovery can’t be guaranteed, tracing efforts may provide leads.

      4. Avoid Further Contact: Do not engage further with the scammer, even if they promise to resolve the issue. Their aim is to exploit you further.

      If you’re comfortable sharing more details about the situation, such as the receiving cryptocurrency address or other identifiers, it may help our team and others in the community identify patterns or connections to similar cases.

      You’re not alone, Eduardo. Our community is here to support you. Stay strong, and let us know how we can assist further.

      – Adam (Admin)
      ScamCrypto.net

      in reply to: Scam Expose: Biteq.net – A Fraudulent Crypto Exchange #4568
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      Keymaster

        Hi Justin,

        Thank you for sharing your experience, and I’m truly sorry to hear about your significant loss to Biteq.net. Scams like these are devastating, and the tactics they use are both sophisticated and cruel.

        Here are some steps you can take to address the situation:

        1. Document Everything: Gather all evidence related to the scam, including emails, messages, transaction IDs, and screenshots of your interactions with Biteq.net. This documentation will be essential for reporting the scam and seeking assistance.

        2. Report the Scam:

        • Local Authorities: File a report with your local law enforcement agency.
        • Regulatory Bodies: Report the scam to financial regulators or anti-fraud agencies in your country. For example, in the US, contact the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) or the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3).
        • Crypto Platforms: If you sent the funds via an exchange or wallet service, report the fraudulent transaction to them as well. Some platforms have measures to assist with tracing stolen funds.

        3. Seek Crypto Tracing Assistance: Services like CNC Intelligence specialize in tracing cryptocurrency transactions and collaborating with law enforcement. While recovery cannot be guaranteed, identifying the scammers and their network can be a critical step.

        4. Avoid Further Contact: Do not communicate with Biteq.net or respond to their demands. Scammers often exploit victims further by offering false hope of recovery in exchange for additional payments.

        5. Raise Awareness: By sharing your story, as you have done here, you can help prevent others from falling victim to Biteq.net. Your contribution is invaluable to the community.

        If you have more details about the transactions or the receiving addresses used, feel free to share them here or via private message. We’ll add this information to our scam database to aid future investigations and protect others.

        You’re not alone in this fight, Justin. The community at ScamCrypto.net is here to support you.

        – Adam (Admin)
        ScamCrypto.net

        in reply to: Fake Robin OTC & CBOE Exchange Claim – go choose-c.org #4567
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        Keymaster

          Hi Stephen,

          Thank you for sharing your experience here, and I’m deeply sorry to hear about what you’ve gone through. Scammers like those behind go choose-c.org exploit trust and financial desperation, leaving victims feeling helpless.

          To assist you:

          1. Report the Scam: If you haven’t already, report the scam to your local authorities and the relevant financial regulatory bodies in your country. For Canada, this would include the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.
          2. Contact Your Credit Card Providers: Reach out to the credit card companies you used for deposits. Explain the situation and inquire about chargebacks or fraud protection options. Some providers might be able to assist with partial recoveries.
          3. Involve a Crypto Tracing Service: Given the amount lost and the use of cryptocurrency, services like CNC Intelligence specialize in tracing cryptocurrency transactions and collaborating with law enforcement for recovery efforts. While recovery isn’t guaranteed, tracing your funds could help identify the scammers.
          4. Avoid Further Contact: Do not engage with the scammers further, even if they promise to “resolve” the situation. They often use emotional tactics to pressure victims into paying more.

          We will also document your case in our scam database to help raise awareness and prevent others from falling victim. Please let us know if you can provide any additional details about your interactions with the scammers, such as specific email addresses, wallet IDs, or screenshots of communications.

          Stay strong, and remember, you’re not alone in this fight. Many in our community have experienced similar scams and are here to support you.

          – Adam (Admin)
          ScamCrypto.net

          Admin
          Keymaster

            Hello Dean,

            Thank you for providing your experience and detailed insights regarding Hal Robb and Osmai FX. It’s deeply concerning to hear about the discrepancies between the advertised gains and the actual outcomes, as well as the significant financial losses incurred due to misleading practices. Your explanation about the “overhang” issue and the deceptive 42% annual gain claims sheds important light on their operations.

            We agree that transparency is essential when it comes to financial services, and the issues you’ve highlighted, like hidden losses and inflated claims, deserve thorough scrutiny. Your input about the challenges with their commission structure and misleading advertising will help other forum members approach such offers with caution.

            If you or anyone else has additional evidence, documentation, or specific examples that can further expose these issues, feel free to share them here or submit them through our scam reporting page. This will assist our team and community members in identifying and exposing fraudulent practices.

            Thank you again for contributing to this discussion and helping to safeguard our community.

            Best regards,
            Admin

            Admin
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              A sophisticated cryptocurrency investment scam involving m.micmarkfx.cc/#/user has been reported, resulting in a financial loss of $44,825 USD in ETH. The victim was lured by an individual met on Facebook who proposed a trading scheme promising 18-20% returns in ETH, BTC, and gold. The scam progressed from Facebook Messenger to WhatsApp, where the victim was pressured to invest large sums.

              The scam involved using the ACMJ app with the Mic Markets trading platform. Despite initial “gifts” from the scammer to gain trust, the victim encountered arbitrary trading volume requirements and was denied withdrawals. The app demanded additional deposits, citing reasons like “insufficient trading volumes” or unpaid “taxes.”

              The blockchain addresses linked to this scam are:

              0xaD421bBb08f0270bcDE75E4aAc555325C04a7A6c πŸ“‹
              0x5afaf8b6081eb1fe9beec6dcb01663fa1afb1a91 πŸ“‹

              If you encounter Mic Markets, m.micmarkfx.cc, or these blockchain addresses, avoid engaging and report the scam immediately. Victims are urged not to send additional funds and to consult cybersecurity professionals and law enforcement to explore recovery options.

              Admin
              Keymaster

                A cryptocurrency investment scam involving the website xmdeficotd.net has been reported, resulting in a loss of $90,000 USD. The victim was deceived into investing on this platform but was unable to recover their funds.

                This case highlights the dangers of unregulated investment platforms. If you encounter xmdeficotd.net, avoid engaging and report it immediately to prevent further losses. Victims are encouraged to consult legal and cybersecurity professionals to explore recovery options.

                Admin
                Keymaster

                  A cryptocurrency investment scam involving the website spongetoken.vip has been reported, resulting in a loss of $7,700 USD in ETH. The victim was misled into transferring funds to the following blockchain addresses associated with the scam:

                  0x1aE9f52f421AF58e71fB9C6f36A74DEb9a68E144 πŸ“‹
                  0x749B45E1b692c69e15967f952ff21e42CBbf906e πŸ“‹

                  This case highlights the risks of investing in unverified platforms. Avoid engaging with spongetoken.vip or these blockchain addresses, and report the scam immediately to prevent further losses. Victims are encouraged to consult cybersecurity professionals for assistance with potential recovery.

                  in reply to: GMXTio.com Exposed as High-Stake Investment Scam #4254
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                  Keymaster

                    A cryptocurrency investment scam involving the website gmxtio.com has been reported, resulting in a loss of $416,550 USD. The victim was deceived into transferring funds under the guise of a legitimate investment opportunity but was unable to recover their funds.

                    If you encounter gmxtio.com, avoid engaging and report it immediately to protect others from falling victim to similar schemes. Victims are advised to consult legal and cybersecurity professionals for potential recovery options.

                    Admin
                    Keymaster

                      A cryptocurrency scam involving a fake Veritas (VGPU) migration link hosted on rebrand.ly has been reported, resulting in a loss of $25,000 USD. The victim was deceived into transferring multiple tokens, including PNG, VRA, OPCAT, and NXRA, through this fraudulent link.

                      The blockchain addresses associated with this scam are:

                      0x60781C2586D68229fde47564546784ab3fACA982 πŸ“‹
                      0xf411903cbc70a74d22900a5de66a2dda66507255 πŸ“‹
                      0xDaA7699352AC8709f3D2fD092226d2DD7DA40474 πŸ“‹
                      0x644192291cc835A93d6330b24EA5f5FEdD0eEF9e πŸ“‹
                      0x5e5c76888db428992E976D98177E379e8475Dd00 πŸ“‹

                      If you encounter these blockchain addresses or links from rebrand.ly claiming to offer Veritas migrations, avoid engaging and report them immediately. Victims are encouraged to seek assistance from cybersecurity professionals for recovery options.

                      Admin
                      Keymaster

                        An investment scam involving the website Upbitexd.top has been reported, resulting in a financial loss of $109,988 USD. The victim was approached via Discord and coached into linking their Coinbase wallet to the fraudulent platform. Despite depositing funds transferred from Crypto.com, the victim was unable to withdraw, with the scammers demanding additional “security deposits.”

                        The blockchain address linked to this scam is:

                        0x4dD3c8f6408cf5d595FC43d86042ad22BAAB141A πŸ“‹

                        The scammers also used the following phone numbers:

                        213-397-6837
                        415-463-9477
                        929-669-8689

                        If you encounter Upbitexd.top, these phone numbers, or this blockchain address, avoid engaging and report the scam immediately. Victims are advised to consult legal and cybersecurity professionals for possible recovery options.

                        Admin
                        Keymaster

                          A devastating romance scam involving the platform openexast.com has been reported, leading to a loss of $3,814,521 USD. The victim was deceived by an individual who initially gained their trust and encouraged small wire transfers, displaying fake profits to entice further investments. The scammers claimed to contribute their own funds to trading activities, creating a false sense of partnership and legitimacy.

                          When the victim attempted to withdraw funds, the platform demanded escalating fees and taxes, raising suspicions. Despite repeated demands, the victim ceased further payments but suffered significant financial losses.

                          If you encounter openexast.com or similar schemes, avoid engaging and report the scam immediately to prevent others from falling victim. Victims are encouraged to seek assistance from legal and cybersecurity professionals for recovery efforts.

                          Admin
                          Keymaster

                            A cryptocurrency scam involving the website m.cfa-ai.me has been reported, resulting in a total loss of $29,118 USD, with additional losses reported from a fake recovery company. The victim transferred funds to several blockchain addresses associated with the scammers and is seeking assistance to recover approximately $43,000 USD.

                            The blockchain addresses linked to this scam are:

                            0x726324f8db3f5771fb7bd6011810a2dcd4cabc67 πŸ“‹
                            12j48pTaqV7nSfbThVnskoyCrqADbZwqAExdAkqKwjka1bvE
                            0xd7c8b32040b2bf0292aad1c78082bc2b02fe4199 πŸ“‹
                            0xc17301a0dBdCf3bC210d357fD8ecc0176f15F3B1 πŸ“‹

                            If you encounter m.cfa-ai.me, these blockchain addresses, or recovery companies demanding upfront payments, avoid engaging and report them immediately. Victims are strongly advised to consult cybersecurity and legal professionals for legitimate recovery options.

                            in reply to: Coinweh.com: Crypto Platform Freezes User Funds #4249
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                            Keymaster

                              A cryptocurrency investment scam involving the fraudulent platform coinweh.com has been reported, resulting in a financial loss of $10,557 USD. The victim invested $11,000 in ETH on the platform, but their funds are now locked, and withdrawal requests have been denied.

                              The blockchain addresses linked to this scam are:

                              0x3ea7b8e0000904efd19b2b6b4f78e13e81f6f62b πŸ“‹
                              0xbe3ab85429e9b8b9f9afe5079a93f24ab5d4bf07 πŸ“‹

                              If you encounter coinweh.com or these blockchain addresses, avoid engaging and report the scam immediately. Victims are encouraged to work with legal and cybersecurity professionals to explore potential recovery options.

                              in reply to: Potential Scam Alert on NHBETH Trading (nhbrsk.com) #4248
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                              Keymaster

                                A cryptocurrency scam involving the website nhbrsk.com has been reported, resulting in a financial loss of $48,532 USD. The victim transferred funds via wire/bank transfer to the platform and subsequently lost access to their money. The last transfer occurred more than a week ago but within the past two months.

                                The blockchain addresses associated with this scam are:

                                0x48364591B870673D8a68B26b8F13503B5bDA2A60 πŸ“‹
                                0x64A1194706bA5db14C2E502562996b657Ebebff7 πŸ“‹
                                0x5Dd997b2b4c77e0b6ad122ec8E40eE3fD1A8B4a3 πŸ“‹
                                0x3eebB34a929BB187Bd8a133f19d32e7B02465bE8 πŸ“‹

                                If you encounter nhbrsk.com or these blockchain addresses, avoid engaging and report the scam immediately. Victims are advised to consult legal and cybersecurity professionals for potential recovery options.

                                in reply to: Portal.flaretrustline.com: Is This EVM Hub a Scam? #4246
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                                Keymaster

                                  A cryptocurrency scam involving the website portal.flaretrustline.com has been reported, resulting in a loss of $26,913 USD. The victim was deceived into transferring funds to the following blockchain address associated with the scam:

                                  r4vZLJFsUt5gemuoczQRZdxdXoUqMLdeQv πŸ“‹

                                  If you encounter portal.flaretrustline.com or this blockchain address, avoid engaging and report it immediately. Victims are encouraged to seek assistance from legal and cybersecurity professionals to explore recovery options.

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