These are warnings about types of Scams and other information to help consumers avoid being scammed.
Imagine meeting someone who seems like your perfect match. They charm you, earn your trust, and then ask for help in a way that feels sincere. This is how the nightmare begins for many victims, including one recent case involving fbscoinsv.com. The scammer, active on platforms like Instagram and Facebook under the name Valerio Sarto, […]
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If you’ve come across tthhzz.com or the trading group AI Quantum, we urge you to read this warning. The scammers behind this operation use platforms like WhatsApp and Facebook groups to lure people in with promises of fast, high profits. They create false security by guiding victims to set up accounts on their fake trading
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We recently encountered a case involving JellyfishOnline.se, a website tricking people into losing their hard-earned money. The scammers used BTC and USDT wallets, communicated through WhatsApp (group “jellyfish-qn002”), and posed as Sarah Rachel, GM Melinda Wilson (815-242-8193), and others. They even claimed to offer legitimate data optimization tasks. But it didn’t take long for their
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If you’ve heard about the Hain Capital Investors scam, you’re not alone. While details of the fraud are still unfolding, we want to share what we know to help you stay safe. The alleged scam involves cryptocurrency tracing and reported losses. So far, no scammer cryptocurrency addresses, phone numbers, or emails have been shared in
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If you’ve encountered entities or websites like Brownstone and been asked to send cryptocurrency through platforms like Coinbase, stop immediately. This case reveals important details that may help you avoid falling into a similar trap. The scam involved sending funds to unidentified parties, with cash-outs traced to exchanges like Binance and HitBTC. Unfortunately, the scammers
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We recently received a detailed complaint about a cryptocurrency scam involving the website pytradingmarket.com. Pytradingmarket.com: Case Study Under the alias “John Robin,” the scammer lured the victim through Payper Inc., a supposed investment brokerage firm. The scam started with an initial deposit of $248 via credit card. The victim then encountered significant verification difficulties on
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Wedexy.com is advertised as a new crypto exchange promising a full range of services like buying, selling, and trading cryptocurrencies. With claims of mobile app availability on both Google Play Store and Apple App Store, it presents itself as a legitimate platform. However, an in-depth review reveals that this platform is far from genuine. Users
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We’re reaching out to share a serious warning about a scam involving the fraudulent investment site trustfinancedefi.com, which has already caused substantial losses. TrustFinanceDefi.com: Case Study A recent victim reported losing close to $85K after being lured into a scheme that combined fake investment opportunities with elements of social engineering, including romantic manipulation. The scam operation
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XpertOptions.com is a fraudulent trading platform that lures unsuspecting investors with promises of exorbitant returns only to swindle them out of their hard-earned money. This platform falsely advertises opportunities for cryptocurrency investments, claiming unrealistically high returns—up to 1800%—within 90 days. Such offers are misleading and classic signs of an investment scam. XpertOptions.com Unrealistic Promises XpertOptions.com
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Coinmager.com is an investment platform that promises massive returns in a short period, making it highly appealing to unsuspecting investors. The platform offers various investment plans, each claiming an unfeasible return on investment (ROI). As with many crypto-related scams, these offers are designed to lure in victims who are attracted by the possibility of quick
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